Liverpool have discovered their opponents for the 2019 FIFA Club World Cup finals.
The draw which took place on Monday afternoon in Zurich has saw the Reds pitted against either Qatar-based club Al Sadd, New Calendonia side Hienghene Sport or Mexican outfit Monterrey.
Liverpool booked their place in the tournament after winning the Champions League last season, and are set to travel to Qatar to compete this December.
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Jurgen Klopp's side are entering the competition at the semi-final stage alongside the undecided winners of the Copa Libertadores.
Kicking off on Wednesday 11 December, the competition concludes on Sunday 22 December with Liverpool guaranteed to take part in two matches.
Meanwhile, the winners of the Copa Libertadores will take on the winners of the AFC Champions League or Esperance de Tunis in the other semi-final.
After finishing as runners-up to Sao Paolo in 2005, Liverpool will look to be crowned world champions for the first time in their history.
The Reds are set to travel to Italy on Monday as they begin defence of their European crown against Napoli on Tuesday night.
