Liverpool projected XI vs. Newcastle: What will Iraola's first lineup look like?
It is a season of change at Liverpool.
Andoni Iraola has arrived as manager, hoping to get the club back into competition for the title after a bit of a slump last year. The offseason has brought more change, with Mo Salah leaving the club after nearly a decade with the Reds.
So, the visit to Newcastle United in Iraola’s first official match in charge feels important. But which of the many new acquisitions will take a place in the squad – and which regulars will provide stability? And how will forward Alexander Isak react to returning to the club where he made his name?
Manchester United, Old Trafford (Manchester) – 74,158
Manchester United, Old Trafford (Manchester) – 74,158
Tottenham Hotspur, Hotspur Stadium (London) – 62,850
Liverpool, Anfield (Liverpool) – 61,276
Manchester City, Etihad Stadium (Manchester) – 61,038
Arsenal, Emirates Stadium (London) – 60,704
Everton, Hill Dickinson Stadium (Liverpool) – 52,769
Newcastle United, St James’ Park (Newcastle) – 52,729
Sunderland, Stadium of Light (Sunderland) – 48,095
Chelsea, Stamford Bridge (London) – 40,044
Leeds United, Elland Road (Leeds) – 37,633
Aston Villa, Villa Park (Birmingham) – 36,887
Coventry City, Coventry Building Society Arena (Coventry) – 32,609
Brighton & Hove Albion, American Express Stadium (Brighton) – 32,176
Nottingham Forest, The City Ground (Nottingham) – 31,212
Ipswich Town, Portman Road Stadium (Ipswich) – 30,294
Fulham, Craven Cottage (London) – 28,107
Crystal Palace, Selhurst Park (London) – 25,194
Hull City, MKM Stadium (Hull) – 24,983
Brentford, GTech Community Stadium (London) – 17,250
AFC Bournemouth, Vitality Stadium (Bournemouth) – 12,357
There likely won’t be many changes from a 2-0 win over Como FC that closed out preseason, with a few questions about center back – where new signings Jeremy Jacquet and Ronaldo Araujo each played a half of the friendly – and on the right side of attack where Rio Ngumoha hopes to hold his place.
Here’s how Liverpool may line up in Iraola’s debut:
Forwards: Rio Ngumoha, Florian Wirtz, Cody Gakpo; Alexander Isak
- When: Sunday, Aug. 23
- Where: St. James’ Park (Newcastle upon Tyne, England)
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Time: 11:30 a.m. ET
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Channel/streaming: USA (Watch LIVE on Fubo), Telemundo
Where: St. James’ Park (Newcastle upon Tyne, England)
Channel/streaming: USA (Watch LIVE on Fubo), Telemundo
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