Trent Alexander-Arnold is in contention to face Bayern Munich on Wednesday night after sustaining a minor injury in the weekend win over Burnley.

The right-back was substituted four minutes from the end of the clash with the Clarets but trained on Tuesday morning and has travelled with the 21-man Reds squad to Germany for the second leg of their Champions League last-16 tie against Bayern.

Speaking to Liverpoolfc.com on Monday, Jürgen Klopp said of Alexander-Arnold’s fitness: “It looks good. He had a bit of a problem obviously but it should not be a major concern.

“We cannot judge the situation now, we have to wait this full day, tomorrow possibly the full day – we have two days and then we have a little, little session on Wednesday morning.

“If we know then, it’s good and then we’ll choose the team and play.”

Klopp also confirmed Liverpool will have to monitor the conditions of Dejan Lovren and James Milner – who made the journey to Munich on Tuesday – ahead of the match.