Liverpool director Jurgen Klopp has said he is uncertain whether striker Daniel Sturridge will be accessible for Sunday's Premier League opener at Arsenal.
Sturridge missed Liverpool's last two preseason friendlies with a hip issue.
The club said he sat out the Wembley meeting with Barcelona on Saturday as a "safeguard," and he didn't go to Germany for the last session of preseason against Mainz the following day.
Requested a single word answer on whether the 26-year-old England universal would be accessible for the opening amusement, Klopp said: "No thought. That is a two-word answer!"
After the 4-0 win over Barcelona, Liverpool were conveyed down to Earth as they were whipped 4-0 by Klopp's old club Mainz the next day.
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Be that as it may, Klopp feels his group are on the right way after a mid year that included nine preseason friendlies.
"I'm generally prepared," he said. "We played a few recreations that were great, others that were less great.
"Barcelona was decent and afterward we had Mainz, and that is the thing that you require. You need to work, and that is all. That is the thing that we are doing.
"We will be prepared for the main amusement one week from now, without a doubt. In any case, if Arsenal was the best session of the season for us, there would be some kind of problem with the season.
"Despite everything we need to go on. This is just the main amusement. We can't choose the entire season in one diversion.
"However, we should be in the same class as conceivable. Also, that is the thing that we will be — 100 percent."
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