The two rare changes that Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp could bring against Porto

Liverpool is back to the top of the Premier League after winning in Southampton.

The Reds have recovered after scoring a goal to score with Naby Keita, Mohamed Salah and Jordan Henderson to return to Man City at the top.

It was the fifth consecutive victory of the Reds in all competitions, but Jurgen Klopp and his team must quickly turn to Europe and Porto.

The Reds will face the champions of Portugal in the quarterfinals of the Champions League. One thing is certain, Klopp will bring changes.

The change Klopp needs to make

Liverpool will not have Andy Robertson for the Porto visit after the Scottish booking at the end of the 3-1 win over Bayern Munich last month.

This means that Robertson must serve a ban on a match, giving Klopp a decision to take on the left-back.

The boss of the Reds chooses Alberto Moreno, who has played only four times this season?

The Spaniard has done quite well, but with so little football, he could run the risk of playing against Porto.

Klopp is more likely to choose James Milner on the left-back, a position the experienced midfielder played for a season in 2016/17.

The change Klopp could make

The boss of the Reds may think to refresh his midfield for the visit of Porto, a man in particular surely needing a break.

Gini Wijnaldum has only missed three Premier League matches throughout the season and has played every game in the Champions League.

As a result, the Dutchman seemed threatened in recent weeks, resulting in his withdrawal from the match as Liverpool sought to win the match against Southampton.

Klopp could decide to make the rare choice to leave Wijnaldum out of his midfield and deploy Fabinho with Jordan Henderson and Naby Keita.