Thiago Alcantara and Fabinho have been included in Liverpool's squad for Saturday's Champions League final against Real Madrid.

Liverpool announced in a statement on the club's official website on Friday, along with a health report ahead of the Champions League final in Paris.

Thiago has returned to training after being forced off the field in the first half of the Reds' 3-1 triumph against Wolverhampton Wanderers last Sunday due to a muscular problem.

Meanwhile, Fabinho has not played since suffering a muscle injury against Aston Villa on May 10.

Meanwhile, Jurgen Klopp's team trounced Villarreal in the semi-finals, while Real Madrid eliminated Manchester City from the competition.

It's unclear if Thiago and Fabinho will be well enough to start such an intensive and vital game, but their presence would be key for Jurgen Klopp, so the German coach will undoubtedly be tempted to start them.

The match between Liverpool and Real Madrid begins at 8 p.m.

The Stade de France will host the Champions League final.

Arsenal defender Real Madrid will defeat Liverpool in the Champions League final on Saturday, May 28, according to Nuno Tavares.

The European titans will meet tomorrow at Saint-Denis in Paris to determine the new European champions.

Tavares, Arsenal's left defender, has made his predictions, and he believes the Spanish champions will triumph against their Premier League opponents.

He stated (through HITC) on the Counter Attack Podcast:

Los Blancos haven't been faultless, but they've shown steely nerves in coming back from a loss to make amazing comebacks in every knockout round.

PSG, Chelsea, and Manchester City all took a lead against them at some point during their matches, only to have it vanish in a flash and send them packing.

However, there are no second chances in the final, and the margin for error is minimal.

Liverpool has a superb roster as well, with one of Europe's most dangerous attacking units.

Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane, Diogo Jota, Luis Diaz, and Roberto Firmino are all excellent strikers who will put Real Madrid's defense to the test.2018 final will be a replay of that year's, which Real Madrid memorably won 3-1 in Kyiv.

An early injury to Mohamed Salah, followed by two embarrassing gaffes from goalkeeper Loris Karius, doomed Liverpool.

Even though the Merseysiders won their sixth trophy a year later, beating Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 in the Madrid final, there is always a sense of unfinished business in their camp.

Rio Ferdinand, a Manchester United star, feels the club has neglected to give Cristiano Ronaldo a "stage for progress" since his re-visitation of Old Trafford.

Ronaldo rejoined Manchester United from Juventus the previous summer, 12 years in the wake of leaving for Real Madrid.

Notwithstanding the augmentations of Jadon Sancho and Raphael Varane, Man United proceeded to record their most exceedingly terrible Premier League season, completing 6th in the association.

What's more, Ferdinand feels that the Red Devils have recently not kept their half of the arrangement.

"On an individual level, he does what Ronaldo does, he scores objectives, he dominates matches, and without Ronaldo, they don't escape the Champions League knockout rounds," Ferdinand told FootballJOE's YouTube channel.

"He's scored game-dominating objectives on a few events and has kept his part of the bargain."

I accept the club has neglected to give him a stage for progress.

"It simply demonstrates that extraordinary players, those in the discussion with respect to the best players ever - and he's one of them - you can't do it single-handedly, you want colleagues to help, and that's what this exhibits."

"We'll need to sit back and watch," Ferdinand said when inquired as to whether Ronaldo will find a place with Erik Ten Hag, the new director.

"This is the sort of thing that must be sat tight for and given time."