Injury woes have left Liverpool boss Arne Slot short of options ahead of the upcoming Merseyside Derby against Everton. Arne Slot's squad will welcome their rivals to Anfield on Wednesday, following a 16-day hiatus since their Carabao Cup final loss to Newcastle.

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Liverpool have a number of injury concerns for the Merseyside derby Premier League showdown against Everton at Anfield on Wednesday. The Reds are aiming to bounce back from their Champions League exit to Paris Saint-Germain and Carabao Cup final defeat to Newcastle United.

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Liverpool’s last game at Anfield this season is on the final day where they will play Crystal Palace on Sunday May 25. With the Reds currently 12 points clear at the top of the table, it is likely they will lift a league title in front of a full crowd for the first time in 35 years.

It is a rare win in the modern game and if Liverpool can get their transfer business sorted early, Slot will have a valuable training block to get his new-look squad ready for 2025/26.

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