Ipswich, meanwhile, hope to be able to call upon **Emersonn**, one of their 14 players signed this summer.
The Brazilian forward, who scored in their opening-weekend win over Sunderland, came off at half-time in last Sunday's defeat at Manchester United due to a knee issue.
Their head coach Gary O'Neil told reporters: "He's fine, he's back, he's trained this week.
"It was sort of an extreme landing and he jarred it a bit. He was in a lot of pain Sunday, wasn't moving very well, but the pain settled very, very quickly.
"The medical team did a great job with him, and the new training ground and the facilities have definitely helped. His recovery's been excellent and there are no concerns about him."
Elsewhere, **Azor Matusiwa**, **Jaden Philogene** and **Jack Taylor** remain out for the Tractor Boys.
They completed their transfer business on deadline day with the addition of attacker **Zian Flemming** from Burnley.
"There's loads of possibilities and loads of things we've looked at this week in training to try and cause them \[Liverpool\] problems," O'Neil said.
"You could go false nine against two centre-backs like Liverpool's, playing **Julio \[Enciso\]** up front and dropping him down to take the physicality and duels away from them.
"Or we can go right up against them with Zian if we want, even put two up against them with Zian and Emi and be really direct."
**Last match**
Manchester United 5-2 **Ipswich** (August 30): Scherpen, O'Shea, Diop, Greaves, Davis, Lukic, Nunez, Abdul Fatawu, Enciso, Maeda, Emersonn.
**Liverpool** 2-2 Nottingham Forest (August 29): Alisson, Frimpong, Jacquet, Van Dijk, Kerkez, Szoboszlai, Mac Allister, Gakpo, Wirtz, Munoz, Isak.