Liverpool midfielders Jordan Henderson and Naby Keita are in contention to face Fulham this weekend.
Manager Jurgen Klopp revealed that the pair have overcome their respective hamstring injuries and will be available for Sunday's Premier League encounter.
"It's good to have them back, it's probably the first time that all midfield players apart from (Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain) are available," Klopp told reporters Friday.
"That’s then another thing to do, making decisions, who starts with who, stuff like that. It’s all about then fitness level, form, shape, whatever and then we will see."
Henderson has been out of action since suffering the knock during Liverpool's win over Huddersfield Town on Oct. 20, while Keita hasn't suited up since Oct. 7's goalless draw against Manchester City.
Klopp was full of praise for Henderson and the captain's influence at Liverpool but stopped short of saying the 28-year-old could have changed the club's fortunes in a disappointing Champions League loss to Red Star Belgrade.
"When Jordan is not available we always miss him," he stated.
"I would love to say Hendo would have changed the whole game, but I am not really sure about it, the whole game was kind of strange and not us or whatever and the game before was Arsenal. That was actually an absolutely OK game but we only have to admit, and maybe a few people were surprised, that Arsenal are a good football team."
Liverpool remain unbeaten in the league this season but sit third in the table - two points back of leaders Manchester City - after collecting 27 points from 11 matches.
