Jurgen Klopp looking for a solution to the defensive problems of his Liverpool FC "warriors"

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has taken his "warriors" to Dubai for a warm-weather training camp, where he hopes to find a solution to his current selection dilemma.

James Milner's red card in Saturday's 4-3 victory over Crystal Palace leaves the boss of the Premier League leaders with a headache right back when Leicester visit next week.

Joe Gomez, a foot injury since December 5, will accelerate his recovery in the Middle East – as well as midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain (absent since April due to serious knee ligament injuries) – and could have a chance to l & # 39; outside. do the game

However, Trent Alexander-Arnold (knee) is still two weeks away from fitness.

Fabinho would have been an option in a position that he holds for Brazil but he's injured late against Palace – and even though he's fit, he might be needed in midfield with Georginio Wijnaldum for a hamstring problem.

Klopp gave Rafael Camacho, 18, his Premier League debut for the final minutes of the weekend, clinching a crucial freeze for Wiilfried Zaha. It may have to be the only answer against Leicester if all backup plans fail.

Klopp, who does not intend to seek a solution in the transfer market, said: "We now need time to recover, obviously, as we have had some injuries.

"Let's hope we can bring some back. Millie will unfortunately be absent, but we will see – as long as we have enough players, we will find a solution.

"We had to face the situation in the middle of the field (playing against Fabinho alongside Virgil Van Dijk when Gomez, Joel Matip and Dejan Lovren were all injured) and it worked in one way or another. other; then the back-to-back situation has worked in one way or another until now.

"(But) in the middle of the field, Gini is not in the place, so you can not make the desired changes.

"These boys are real fighters. It's a group of good warriors, I love it. They all stick their leg or whatever.

"It would have been a huge challenge if we were to play Wednesday and then Saturday. I do not know how we could have done that, to be honest.

"We now have two days of recovery for the boys with the most minutes, and then we start preparing them for the game against Leicester, which is another difficult task.

"It will not be a real break, we have to use it for training."