Liverpool has one player missing for Burnley after star returns with debut expected
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Curtis Jones is the only Liverpool player expected to miss Sunday's trip to Turf Moor with Arne Slot otherwise boasting a clean bill of health ahead of the clash with Burnley.
Jones may well have been in Slot's plans to start against the newly-promoted Clarets having not been called up for international duty with England this past week.
The right-back suffered a hamstring injury in the opening Premier League game of the season against Bournemouth and has not featured for his new club since.
But the Dutchman was deemed fit enough to train this week and was all smiles at Kirkby.
Frimpong was left out of Netherlands' squad as he continued his recovery, though he may only earn a place on Liverpool's bench given the recent form of Dominik Szoboszlai who has deputised superbly in his absence and grabbed the winner versus Arsenal.
It will also be the first time Slot can call upon the services of new club-record signing Alexander Isak following his transfer from Newcastle
Isak has not played club football at all this season having been on strike at St James' Park prior to his move to Anfield going through on deadline day.
Isak was called up by Sweden boss Jon Dahl Tomasson for their World Cup qualifiers last week, but was left on the bench in their 2-2 draw in Slovenia before coming on as a 72nd-minute substitute in the 2--0 defeat to Kosovo.
Alexander Isak could make his Liverpool debut against Burnley
Isak's only real notable action was earning a yellow card less than 10 minutes after coming on and his lack of action means he will almost certainly have to make do with a spot on Liverpool's bench to face Burnley.
Slot did praise Tomasson for not throwing Isak in as a starter in both games given his lack of match fitness.
"We are happy that they are fit," Slot said