Liverpool's manager, Arne Slot, remains undecided over whether Trent Alexander-Arnold will feature in the clubs final match of the season, though he insists the defender is worthy of a place in the club's title celebrations.
Earlier this month, Alexander-Arnold confirmed he would be leaving Anfield, with reports strongly linking him to a move to Real Madrid.
The 25-year-old was met with boos from some Liverpool fans when he appeared as a second-half substitute during the 2-2 draw with Arsenal at Anfield. He was then absent from the Reds 3-2 loss to Brighton on Monday.
Having secured the Premier League crown with four matches still to play, Liverpool will officially receive the trophy following Sunday's clash with FA Cup winners Crystal Palace.
Speaking to reporters on Friday, Slot was asked whether he was concerned that any involvement by Alexander-Arnold might attract a negative reaction from the crowd and taint the celebratory atmosphere.