Trent Alexander-Arnold will return to Liverpool training on Sunday.
The Reds' right-back missed the trip to Austria earlier this month and stayed on Merseyside instead to work to an individually-tailored training regime on his own.
Alexander-Arnold had initially hoped to be fit in time for Saturday's Community Shield clash with Arsenal but missed out on the match-day squad.
Neco Williams started in Alexander-Arnold's place at Wembley as Liverpool were beaten 5-4 on penalties in the season's traditional curtain-raiser.
Those not involved in the capital will train at Melwood on Sunday, including Alexander-Arnold who will step up his recovery from a calf injury.
Alexander-Arnold was called into the England squad for their upcoming Nations League games against Iceland and Denmark on September 5 and 8, respectively.
Meanwhile captain Jordan Henderson is likely to be part of the training contingent on Sunday, also.
The Reds skipper has been absent since a season-ending knee injury at Brighton on July 8 and was on crutches for the remainder of the month as a result.
No surgery was needed, though, and he travelled to Austria with his team-mates to work on solo sessions with the Liverpool coaches.
With Henderson getting closer to a full recovery, Three Lions boss Gareth Southgate agreed to omit him from the national squad for their upcoming games against the Scandinavian sides.
