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Forward Mohamed Salah returns to the Liverpool squad this weekend after talks with manager Arne Slot.<\/p>\n
Fellow attacker Cody Gakpo will miss the next few weeks with a muscle injury, while midfielder Wataru Endo is out with an ankle issue and defender Conor Bradley is serving a one-match suspension.<\/p>\n
Sweden striker Alexander Isak suffered a knock in midweek and faces a late fitness test.<\/p>\n
Brighton striker Stefanos Tzimas has suffered a season-ending ACL injury.<\/p>\n
However, Yasin Ayari, James Milner, Kaoru Mitoma and Tommy Watson have all recovered from recent injury problems. <\/p>\n
Players out: Liverpool – <\/b>Conor Bradley, Wataru Endo, Jeremie Frimpong, Cody Gakpo, Giovanni Leoni Brighton – <\/b>Solly March, Stefanos Tzimas, Adam Webster<\/p>\n
Doubts: Liverpool – <\/b>Alexander Isak<\/p>\n
Key FPL notes:<\/b><\/p>\n Dominik Szoboszlai (\u00a36.6m) scored in the draw at Leeds United in gameweek 15 and netted the winner from the spot against Inter Milan in the Champions League. Szoboszlai is also Liverpool’s – and one of the league’s – most frequent chance creators with 20 across the past eight matches, while he has managed 11 shots on target too.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Hugo Ekitike (\u00a38.4m) took his Premier League goals tally to five with a brace against Leeds last time out.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Brighton’s defence has largely been improving in recent weeks, with all three of their clean sheets this season coming in their last six Premier League outings.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Even if the Seagulls concede as they have in their two most recent matches, defender Jan Paul van Hecke (\u00a34.5m) is capable of an attacking return – the Dutch centre-back has three goals and an assist this season.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n