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The end of the international break equals a return to Premier League action for Liverpool.
Jurgen Klopp's side will face Brighton at Anfield on Sunday afternoon, possessing the opportunity to move back to the top of the table ahead of Manchester City hosting Arsenal later that day.
Liverpool know all too well the threats the Seagulls will pose this weekend, having won only one of their last six meetings with Roberto De Zerbi's side.
Brighton's Italian coach is of course one of the names to have been mentioned as a possible replacement for Klopp this summer, but is this a move that makes sense for the Reds?
Offering their views on this topic, four Liverpool supporters have shared their views as part of a weekly ECHO fan column.
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Rhys Buchanan (Aigburth, @Rhys_Buchanan) - De Zerbi is the next best thing after Alonso
I much prefer talking about the football and the players rather than the men in suits behind the scenes, but you simply can't ignore the excitement behind Michael Edwards and the moves he's already been making since returning to the club.
After bringing in Richard Hughes from Bournemouth as sporting director, the next big move on everyone's lips is who will be sitting in the Anfield dugout come August.
At this stage, we all know the likely shortlist of candidates, with a big name on everyone's lips being Brighton's Roberto De Zerbi.
I love the exciting and forward-thinking brand of football he's played since coming into the Premier League.
Roberto De Zerbi is an astute coach, a passionate coach, and someone who likes attacking, free-flowing football.
Brighton are no longer also-rans, they’ve caused us problems and can run with any team in the league.
While Klopp tends to play a higher-paced brand of football, the Brighton manager prefers to entice opponents out of position by coaxing them into over-committing and leaving space in behind.
It’s another exciting time.
Brighton & Hove Albion’s visit on a significant-looking Sunday, swiftly followed by Sheffield United’s on Thursday, now zooms into view.
Seagulls boss Roberto De Zerbi has been touted as a potential successor to Jürgen Klopp this summer.
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