“He’s 19 years old, exceptional player, but how would you defend a very good striker? Try to make sure that he gets not that many balls,” Klopp said.
“Just a really big, big talent with a wonderful future, 100 per cent, but for tomorrow night, how you defend the best strikers, you try to avoid passes to them, you cut them out of the game and when they have the ball.
“We have to make it as difficult as possible. He’s unfortunately not the only strong player in their team.”
Liverpool’s north-west rivals United are in the mix for Haaland, who has been given a tour of the Red Devils’ Carrington training base.
Dortmund seem to be leading the race for his signature, though, as they seek to sign up one of the world’s most promising striking prospects.
