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However, he has played just 13 minutes of football for the Reds – and zero in the Premier League.
The ex-Barcelona ace came off the bench for the last 13 minutes in the 4-1 defeat at Napoli in the Champions League.
He has made two further appearances for the youth team in the EFL Trophy and Premier League 2.
Melo, who will miss the World Cup, wrote on Instagram two weeks ago: “It is now time for me to keep my head up and join forces with my family and do everything I need to with my team to make sure I come back stronger as soon as possible.
“No obstacle will prevent me from progressing in my career and I have great ambition to show what I can do on the pitch.
“In the meantime, I will continue to support my Liverpool team-mates and my beloved Brazil national team.”