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Jurgen Klopp is confident that Mohamed Salah will overcome illness to take his place in the Liverpool side to face Swansea City on Monday night.

The Reds' 24-goal top scorer missed training at Melwood on Thursday, along with team-mates Dejan Lovren and Ragnar Klavan after a bug depleted the squad.

Klopp says Lovren is a doubt for the trip to the Liberty Stadium but Virgil van Dijk is fit to return after recovering from a tight hamstring.

“Virgil was back yesterday and completely fine. We have a few problems with players feeling ill or unwell," Klopp told Liverpoolfc.com

“Raggy was out but hopefully back today. Dejan was out. Mo Salah was out but hopefully back today.

“Mo and Raggy are on the good side of it already, but with Dejan we are not 100% sure."

Klopp confirmed that captain Jordan Henderson and Alberto Moreno are back in full training but they are unlikely to feature against Swansea.

“Hendo will today have a clearing session. He was part of training yesterday morning and today is clearing, then he should be okay from tomorrow onwards," he added.

“It is close but maybe not enough time for Swansea – but after that Hendo is back and that’s good news.

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“Alberto is back in training a few days longer and we have to see. Because it is Alberto, he trains all the time and feels it still a little bit.

“We will not put any rush on him but he will be back for sure after Swansea as well – or even maybe Swansea, I’m not sure.”

Nathaniel Clyne, who has missed the entire season so far due to a back injury, is continuing with his rehabilitation programme.

Klopp added: “Clyney is doing well but still a little way to go until he is back in completely normal training. He is doing really good.”