Liverpool

Isak still needs to build on his fitness and won't play full games until he reaches full fitness, coach Arne Slot said in the press conference, according to the Liverpool Echo. "First of all, the Swedish manager Tomasson deserves a big compliment because he gets maybe the best striker in the world in and needs him for his country but understands that playing him might result in injuries, so he took care of the player and he deserves a big compliment for that. We will treat Alex the same, so don't expect 90 mins every week, he missed pre-season and team sessions so we have to build him up gradually. But that will be a challenge but we have signed him for six years, so this is what the fans have to keep in mind if I bring him in."

Bradley played a total of 166 minutes between two games over the international break.

Mac Allister has played the full 90 minutes in Wednesday's 1-0 defeat against Ecuador.

Robertson started for Scotland in Monday's 2-0 victory against Belarus, making his first start of the season and confirming he is fully fit.

Isak has featured only 20 minutes in two games with Sweden as he is still building his fitness, coach Jon Dahl Tomasson said in a press conference, according to Tom Olver from Metro. "This was the maximum number of minutes I could give him. We have talked in recent days about what risks there are and what is not a risk. It is extremely difficult to take a risk. I want to play him every minute. You can see right away that he is dangerous and creates things. But we also need him next month, the month after that and next year."

Kerkez has started in all three games this season while recording six tackles and 16 clearances.

Salah has recorded one goal on four shots and one assist on four chances created in three games this season.