Fabinho hobbled off during the win over Crystal Palace while James Milner is suspended after picking up a red card.
Joe Gomez and Trent Alexander-Arnold are already injured leaving Klopp short of cover at right back with Nathaniel Clyne on loan at Bournemouth.
Jurgen Klopp though, suggested that Fabinho – who plays right-back for Brazil – may be fit for the next game, against Leicester on January 30, and refused to rule out Alexander-Arnold either.
Asked if the injuries make him more likely to enter the transfer market this month, he said: “We have to use the resources we have already and that is what we try.
“It is a really difficult problem. I can imagine what people think about this situation but you have to make decisions in moments when decisions are on the table. That’s why Clyney is not here any more.
“In that moment we had plenty of options and now we don’t have them. That’s how it is in our next games. Trent got an injury and it’s serious but not that serious.
“He will be back early but I don’t know if early enough for the next game. Maybe the game after. Everyone gives me the feeling, Trent as well, that is absolutely possible.
“We have to come through this situation. Tell me a player who can play right-back and other positions as well better than our boys like Rafa can do?”
Fabinho has been brilliant for Liverpool this season (Image: GETTY )
Clyne has moved to Bournemouth on loan (Image: GETTY )
Klopp revealed that Fabinho would not be fit if Liverpool had a game in the next week, but believes he will be back by the end of the month.
Dejan Lovren is also back in training after an injury problem, and Gomez is expected to return to training before the end of the month, which puts both in contention for the Leicester game.
Jamie Redknapp has questioned Clop’s decision to allow Clyne to leave this month.
The Sky Sports pundit said: "I can't understand the decision to let Clyne go out.
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