Multiple media: Flynnon resumes training and is about to come back; Isaac has trained with his teammates

Hupu September 11th Updated by TheAthleticUK and other media, Jeremy Flynnon has resumed training after missing Liverpool's last two Premier League games due to a hamstring injury.

The player, who had a summer transfer from Leverkusen for £29.5 million, was forced to leave the game in the season's opening match against Bournemouth, and then missed Liverpool's victory over Newcastle United and Arsenal.

Flynnon did not report to the Netherlands national team, but stayed in Merseyside for rehabilitation during international competitions. He was given a green light to attend Wednesday's training to speed up the comeback.

Connor Bradley also fully recovered, and coach Slott needed to make a big decision before he challenged Burnley on the road on Sunday as Dominic Sobosloy performed well at right-back position during his absence.

Given that Liverpool will compete in six matches in three different events in 17 days this month, Flynnon will likely recover without risk.

Alexander Isaac trains with his new teammates for the first time this Wednesday, which is also gratifying news. He had previously transferred from Newcastle to Liverpool for a record £125 million transfer fee.

Chiesa and Joe Gomez also made their debut in Wednesday's game, and the young team is on the test.

On Thursday, Slot will train with a larger team, and the club will have more senior players coming to report after the national team game.