Liverpool latest: Including Gerrard and Suarez

Liverpool play Hearts tomorrow night in a Europa League qualifier. Sky Sports give the latest team news and explain how captain Steven Gerrard and Luis Suarez will not feature.

The Mirror have reported how Liverpool's squad rotation for tomorrow's game at Tynecastle will open the door for the likes of Jordan Henderson and other fringe players at Anfield.

Jordan Henderson has told the club's official website how the 2011-12 season made him a man. Fans will be hoping for an much improved second-season for the former Sunderland midfielder who endured some difficult moments in the last campaign.

Meanwhile Liverpool's bid to sign Nuri Sahin is not off, as terms with Arsenal still no finalised. Jose Mourinho has this afternoon confirmed the Turkish midfielder is on his way to the Premier League on loan, but adds he has no preference which club, naming Liverpool as one of the three interested parties.

Newcastle United refuse to pay more than £12 million for their former striker Andy Carroll, according to Sportsvibe. Liverpool have valued the player they signed a year and a half ago at £20 million but Alan Pardew and Newcastle believe they will get him for their price seeing as Brendan Rodgers does not want to accommodate him in his side. 

This is Anfield have asked the club's fans to support out-of-favour, Charlie Adam. The former Blackpool man has been linked with a move away from Liverpool but the fans site has asked supporters cut the abuse and get behind the midfielder.

Following on from yesterday's mention of Roberto Martinez, Talk Sport reveal the real reason why the manager chose Wigan over Liverpool. This really is worth checking out.

And finally, take a look at why I think Swansea City's Scott Sinclair would be better off joining Liverpool than Manchester City. But would the Reds' fans want him at Anfield?

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Jake Lane

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Jake Lane is a columnist who is not afraid to share his opinions. He has been writing “Jake’s Take” for our site’s new and improved sports pages since February 2012.

His dream was always to be a professional footballer but had to settle at being a Head Coach at Arsenal Soccer Schools where he helped others realise their dream instead.

After giving pre, post and live half time analysis on an England group game at Euro 2004 for BBC’S Radio1 Extra, Jake has never been too shy to express his views. He will also be volunteering at the London Olympics for the Press Operations Team.