Liverpool's Jordan Henderson available for Champions League

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has said club captain Jordan Henderson is ready to return from injury for the Champions League clash against Atletico Madrid on Wednesday w88 line .

Fabinho has become a crucial cog in Klopp's midfield; up front, Roberto Firmino has developed into one of the best centre-forwards in the game, while Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah have scored 25 league goals between them to shoot Liverpool 22 points clear at the top of the table.



In recent weeks, captain Jordan Henderson has emerged as a leading candidate because of his increasing importance and is favourite with the bookmakers to win PFA Player of the Year, voted for by his professional peers, ahead of Mane and Van Dijk w88 casino .

He is not prolific in terms of scoring or assists, but lifting the European Cup last season seems to have injected Henderson with new-found confidence and belief, after it initially appeared he would have something of an impossible job to live up to the iconic status of his predecessor Steven Gerrard.

Nobody questions the 29-year-old's credentials anymore and that is testament to the former Sunderland player's impact, particularly over the past 18 months.

Henderson sustained a hamstring injury during the 1-0 defeat in the first leg of the round-of-16 tie in Madrid.

The midfielder has missed the last four matches but Klopp said he is back in contention to feature.

"Hendo is ready," he told a news conference. "What we do with that I don't know. Well, I know but I won't say."

The Liverpool boss confirmed goalkeeper Alisson will miss the Merseyside derby against Everton on Monday after picking up a muscle injury in training last week.

Klopp also said he will respect any decision regarding matches being played behind closed doors due to coronavirus w88live .

The football world has been affected by coronavirus with a number of Champions League fixtures to be played without supporters and all Serie A matches halted until next month.

"It's not about me as a manager, it's about being a human being," he added.

"Some things are more important than football and we realised that in this moment. We need time to find a solution for that. I don't know enough.

"Whatever will be decided, we will respect. It's clear that we will accept that but I don't know how much sense it will make in this moment. That is how it is."