Liverpool International Preview: Szoboszlai, Isak and Mamardashvili in Action – Academy Stars Also Set for Busy Day!

14 Nov

It’s another busy day for Liverpool’s international contingent, with players from the first team and Academy ranks hoping to feature for their respective countries.

There are opportunities for some of our youngsters to gain valuable experience, while several senior players will be involved in important international fixtures.

Here’s your Liverpool international preview, with every kick-off time in GMT.

11am – Erik Farkas Could Feature for England U18s

Erik Farkas is in contention to feature for England Under-18s against Sweden.

The young Liverpool midfielder will be hoping to get some minutes after continuing his development at international level.

It’s another opportunity for him to impress and gain valuable experience.

12pm – Will Wright in Contention for England U19s

Will Wright could feature for England Under-19s against Belarus.

The Liverpool youngster will be looking to make an impact as England continue their qualifying campaign.

12.30pm – Prince Cissé Faces Spain

Prince Cissé is in contention to feature for Wales Under-19s against Spain.

It will be a challenging test against strong opposition, but another valuable opportunity for the young defender to gain experience.

2pm – Joshua Abe Could Feature for England U17s

Joshua Abe is another Liverpool Academy player to keep an eye on.

The youngster is in contention to feature for England Under-17s against Poland, with kick-off at 2pm.

It’s encouraging to see Liverpool’s younger players continuing to earn international opportunities.

5pm – Liverpool Quartet Involved in Hungary vs Georgia

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This is arguably the most interesting senior fixture of the day from a Liverpool perspective.

Dominik Szoboszlai, Milos Kerkez and Armin Pécsi are all in contention to feature for Hungary against Georgia.

On the other side, Liverpool goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili could represent Georgia.

That’s four Liverpool connections involved in the same international fixture!

Szoboszlai will be particularly interesting to watch after the recent concerns surrounding his knee. Liverpool supporters will be hoping he comes through the match without any problems.

Mamardashvili will also be looking to impress, while Kerkez and Pécsi will be hoping to get their opportunities.

5pm – Lewis Koumas in Action for Wales

Lewis Koumas is in contention to feature for Wales against Norway.

The Liverpool youngster will be hoping to get some valuable minutes as Wales take on difficult opposition away from home.

Another good opportunity to continue his development at senior international level.

7.45pm – Alexander Isak Faces Bosnia & Herzegovina

Alexander Isak could feature for Sweden against Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Liverpool will be keeping a close eye on their striker, who will be hoping to get some minutes and build his match sharpness.

Isak is an important player for Iraola, and the priority will be seeing him return to Anfield fit and ready for the upcoming fixtures.

7.45pm – Kieran Morrison Could Feature for Northern Ireland

Kieran Morrison is in contention to feature for Northern Ireland against Ukraine.

The Liverpool Academy youngster will be hoping to add another international appearance to his growing experience.

It’s another reminder of the number of talented players Liverpool have coming through their youth ranks.

The Liverpool Interest Doesn’t Stop There

There is plenty to follow across the day, with several senior players and Academy prospects involved.

For me, the biggest talking points are Szoboszlai’s fitness, Isak getting valuable minutes and the chance to watch four Liverpool connections involved in Hungary against Georgia.

The youngsters are equally worth keeping an eye on. International experience can be hugely important in their development, particularly for players hoping to make the step towards senior football.

Of course, Liverpool supporters will also be hoping there are no fresh injury concerns.

With Manchester United visiting Anfield on November 22, Iraola will want his squad returning in good shape.

Good luck to all the Reds representing their countries today. Hopefully we get some goals, some good performances and, most importantly, everyone comes back fit!

By Jamie
(The Kopite View)

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