
JURGEN KLOPP led his side as Liverpool took off for their Champions League clash against Napoli today - with the German facing tough decisions ahead of the tie.
The Reds were flying from John Lennon Airport for tomorrow's match.
And Klopp has a selection headache ahead of the tie on Italy's west coast.
Daniel Sturridge came off the bench to score a wondergoal against Chelsea at the weekend.
It rescued a 1-1 draw for Liverpool and maintained their unbeaten start to the season.
But if Sturridge has done enough to earn a start, Klopp must drop one of his star players.
The England striker would replace one of Sadio Mane, Roberto FirminoorMohamed Salah.
But with Mane arguably Liverpool's best player so far this term, it could be Firmino or Salah to make way.
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Salah has struggled for form and has scored just three goals this season compared to the six he had netted by the same stage last year.
Sturridge made his first Champions League start in six years when Liverpool beat Paris Saint-Germain 3-2 at Anfield last month.
He opened the scoring with half-an-hour played and James Milner added a second before PSG fought back to make it 2-2.
Firmino came off the bench to score the winner in another famous European night in Liverpool.
Napoli drew their first game 0-0 against Red Star Belgrade, who travel to Paris to play PSG tomorrow.
