According to the Daily Mail, Flynnon hopes to be included in the roster for Liverpool's away game to Burnley in this round.

Flynnon had a hamstring injury before, so he missed the game against Newcastle and Arsenal, and failed to participate in this training session of the Dutch national team.

Flynnon stayed at Liverpool and was rehabilitated at the AXA Training Centre. In fact, he also appeared at the club on the transfer deadline to welcome the arrival of new aid Isaac.

Flynnon has started training again and hopes to be included in the roster of Liverpool's away game against Burnley in this round, if physical conditions permit.

At the same time, another Liverpool right-back Bradley also performed positively while playing for Northern Ireland. Bradley performed well against Wilz in the match against Germany. If both right-backs return to form, it will be a huge benefit for head coach Slott.