Liverpool trio Alisson, Fabinho and Roberto Firmino have been called up by Brazil for two upcoming friendlies.
The South American giants take on Panama (March 23rd) and Czech Republic (March 26th) later this month, with the Reds’ contingent set to feature prominently.
Alisson is the Selecao‘s first-choice goalkeeper ahead of Manchester City stopper Ederson, with the pair both enjoying standout seasons in the Premier League.
Fabinho has become one of the first names on Jurgen Klopp’s team-sheet, having recovered from a tough start at Anfield.
After previously being used as a right-back for Brazil, the 25-year-old has been called up as a midfielder, highlighting his excellent form.
Firmino, meanwhile, is now Tite’s go-to striker, having usurped City star Gabriel Jesus.
The decision to start Jesus over Liverpool’s No.9 at last summer’s World Cup felt baffling at the time and Tite has now come to his senses.
Klopp will be praying his key threesome stay fit while they are away, with their importance in the Reds’ title run-in enormous.
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