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Liverpool have enjoyed a perfect start to life under Arne Slot but they'll have to wait to see if they can maintain that momentum.

The Reds headed into the international break off the back of three consecutive wins in the Premier League, the most recent of which was a thumping 3-0 win at the home of arch-rivals Manchester United.

Argentina boss Lionel Scaloni was unable to enlighten reporters with a meaningful update on Mac Allister after the match, either.

Losing Mac Allister for a period would be another blow for Arne Slot after Harvey Elliott was sent home from the latest England Under-21 camp for "further medical assessment" at Anfield.

Chiesa's early impact!

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Liverpool coach Barry Lewtas has lauded Federico Chiesa for setting a fantastic example for the club's youngsters after training with the Under-21s.

Chiesa joined the Reds from Juventus in the final days of the summer transfer window and has been doing extra work to build his fitness during the break while the majority of his team-mates are away on international duty.

The 26-year-old had been frozen out by Juventus prior to leaving - but Lewtas has paid tribute to Chiesa's professionalism following his sessions with the club's youngsters.

Read the full story on Chiesa's positive impact here!

Reds star speaks out.

Wataru Endo insists that his time to make an impact under Arne Slot will come after the international break.

The Japan international, who was signed by Jurgen Klopp last summer, was the subject of transfer interest from Marseille during the summer transfer window and has featured for just one minute in the Premier League so far this term.

But Endo believes that the upcoming flurry of games means it's inevitable he will get a chance to impress under Slot in the coming weeks.

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