**Liverpool Boss Remains Tight-Lipped on Star Trio’s Futures**
In a pre-match press conference on Friday, Liverpool’s head coach refused to be drawn into discussions about the long-term futures of three of the team’s most influential players. The trio, who have been instrumental in the club’s recent successes, are all out of contract next summer.
When quizzed about the players’ futures, the coach offered a brief and evasive response, choosing instead to focus on the present. “I’m delighted to have these players in my team right now,” he said. “We’ve got a lot of games to play this season, and we’ll see what the future holds.”
The coach expressed satisfaction with his team’s start to the season, despite acknowledging that there was still room for improvement. “It’s been a good start, but not perfect,” he admitted. “We should have won against Forest, but the fixture list has been kind to us so far. Of course, things can change quickly, and teams like Wolves will start to climb the table soon.”
Ahead of Saturday’s Premier League clash against Wolverhampton Wanderers, the coach praised the opposition’s performances, despite their lack of points. “I don’t think their points tally reflects how well they’ve played,” he said. “They’ve had a tough fixture list, with games against Arsenal, Newcastle, and Chelsea. They deserve more than they’ve got, and I’m sure they’ll be fine this season – hopefully not tomorrow, though!”
In more positive news, the coach confirmed that goalkeeper Alisson Becker is likely to return to action against Wolves, after rejoining the team in training on Thursday. “We think he’s ready,” the coach said. “He trained with the group yesterday, and we expect him to complete the full session today. We’re happy to have him back, but it’s worth noting that we did really well in the two games he missed.”
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