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Salah could then move more central to play in a front two alongside Roberto Firmino, giving both players the ability to roam across the frontline. A midfield three of Thiago, Jordan Henderson and Fabinho would likely be needed to bring some stability and would then bring the England international into play to cover Alexander-Arnold when needed.
Fabio Carvalho could play on the left flank, ahead of Andy Robertson who would be the biggest sacrifice in this formation shake-up, as he would likely need to sit back in a back three alongside Joe Gomez and Virgil van Dijk.
But Klopp has spoken about Liverpool’s need to reinvent themselves and games against the likes of Nottingham Forest will be good opportunities to trial new things. And giving key players such as Nunez a rest when needed could prove crucial in the club not suffering any more injury setbacks.
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