Andy Robertson is sure returnees will give Liverpool a boost
Mohamed Salah, Alisson and Roberto Firmino are all due to return to the fold this week and will give Liverpool a welcome boost, says left-back Andy Robertson.

Andy Robertson expects Liverpool to rise out of their pre-season rut when stars including Mohamed Salah return to the squad this week. Liverpool slumped to a third defeat in four friendly matches on Sunday, losing 3-0 to Serie A side Napoli. Ten players that featured in the Champions League final triumph over Tottenham were involved in Edinburgh but Jürgen Klopp still has several key men to return.
Liverpool's Andy Robertson in action against Napoli Jane Barlow/PA Wire/dpa (Jane Barlow/PA Wire/dpa)
Klopp's big guns due back
Salah, Alisson and Roberto Firmino will return for a training camp in Evian starting on Monday, as will fit-again pair Naby Keita and Xherdan Shaqiri.
Sadio Mané, who helped Senegal reach the Africa Cup of Nations final, is scheduled to return after the FA Community Shield clash against Manchester City on Sunday.
"The lads coming back, even if they don't play, it gives you a lift when they train and with the way they go about their business," Robertson told Liverpool's TV channel. "Mo and Bobby are two of our main men and Alisson was magnificent last season. They are huge characters in the changing room as well so that'll be massive for us, and then Sadio will come back the following week. Once we get the whole team back together, and I think Shaq and Naby aren't far off too, they're players that are familiar around the set-up and around the system and that's what we need. The quicker we get all of us back together then hopefully the better."
Naby Keita and @XS_11official are back in training and will be part of the #LFC squad for the training camp in Evian.https://t.co/oT20AjLIdQ
— Liverpool FC (@LFC) July 28, 2019
Liverpool's final friendly of 2019
Liverpool play their final pre-season friendly against Ligue 1 outfit Olympique Lyon on Wednesday and Robertson warned the Reds not to underestimate the value of a result. "We need to be a hell of a lot better than we were [against Napoli] and that's what this week coming up is for," he said. "When the season comes I've got no doubt that we'll be ready, but we can't get in the habit of losing or drawing because then it starts to sink in and you start getting used to it and that's not what we need."
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