A host of Liverpool's first-team players had no let-up following the end of the 2023/24 campaign as they competed for their nations at Euro 2024 and the Copa America, with some still yet to return to pre-season training under Arne Slot.

However, the Dutchman will be thankful that Team GB will not have a men's football team competing at the Olympics for the first time since hosting in 2012, with a number of Reds eligible to compete at this year's tournament.

In 2012, Craig Bellamy was the only Liverpool player to be named in Team GB's squad, qualifying as one of three over-aged players, although future Reds Daniel Sturridge, Steven Caulker and Joe Allen were also named in Stuart Pearce's side.

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Just 10 Premier League players are competing at this year's games in Paris but there could have been plenty more if football's governing bodies in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland came to an agreement for Team GB to take part.

Jarell Quansah

Having been called up to Gareth Southgate's preliminary England squad for Euro 2024 after making 33 appearances across all competitions for Liverpool in a remarkable breakthrough campaign, Jarell Quansah would have been nailed on to feature for Team GB at the 2024 Summer Olympics.

At 21, Quansah also naturally qualifies as an under-23 player, but it is his experience at the back and regular game time throughout 2023-24 that would have assured him a place in Team GB's squad.

Harvey Elliott would have been nailed on to feature for a Team GB side at the 2024 Olympics.

Curtis Jones

Liverpool's third Englishman who would be highly likely to feature in a 2024 Team GB squad, Curtis Jones would certainly add plenty of quality to the midfield

Five goals in 36 appearances last season shows his attacking qualities, while 20 appearances for England's U21s adds vital experience.

Jones hasn't featured for Lee Carsley's youngsters since 2023, however, but was called up to England's 33-player preliminary squad for Euro 2024 in May

Ben Doak

As with Bradley, Ben Doak would also unlikely feature at the 2024 Olympics should Scotland hold the same stance from 2012 in which they refused to get involved