Dominik Szoboszlai says he trusts Liverpool’s recruitment staff to make the right decisions regarding strengthening the squad ahead of the new Premier League campaign.Having lost Mohamed Salah, Andy Robertson and Ibrahima Konate at the end of last season, Liverpool have so far only added two new signings in Jeremy Jacquet and Victor Munoz.Paris Saint-Germain winger Bradley Barcola is their top attacking target, but injuries have left them short defensively with new head coach Andoni Iraola having to rely on teenage centre-backs Ifeanyi Ndukwe and Mor Talla Ndiaye during the pre-season tour of America.However, when the squad reconvene at Kirkby on Wednesday they are set to be boosted by the return of captain Virgil van Dijk, Cody Gakpo, Alisson and Munoz.“It’s not my job to say who we have to sign or if we have to sign someone,” Szoboszlai said.“But if the guys above and the manager decide to sign someone then we’ll be very happy and welcome them well. If they decide not to (sign more players) then we get on with it and we have to do something special with this squad.The Hungary midfielder was impressed by how Ndukwe, Ndiaye and academy graduate Luke Chambers stepped up during the U.S. tour to fill the defensive void. Young midfielder Trey Nyoni was arguably Liverpool’s standout performer across the three matches in Nashville, New York and Chicago.“I knew always that Trey is a good player,” he added. “In training he has shown his quality many times. Also when he had the chance to play in some cup games or even in the Premier League. The youngsters at the back also did very well both in the training sessions and the games. They are one of us. The squad is short so we need everybody.”Szoboszlai was keen to set the record straight regarding fellow midfielder Alexis Mac Allister after saying “if Alexis comes back” when discussing the Argentina international at a press conference in the build up to last Sunday’s final tour game against Leeds United. Mac Allister is due to report back for duty at Kirkby next weekend.“That was just my English guys,” he explained. “It’s not if, it’s when he comes back. So now I make it clear. Can you post this for me as well? He is coming back and he’s going to be part of the team as much as I know.”Szoboszlai also played down the heated exchange he had with Curtis Jones over the captain’s armband following last week’s game against Wrexham in New York. Jones wasn’t happy that Szoboszlai gave it to Kostas Tsimikas rather than him when he was substituted in the second half.“It was never a debate between us three,” he said. “We just discussed something on the pitch. Afterwards you guys (the media) made it very big. Next time we will manage to do it in the changing room. Nobody was angry at no-one. It’s all cleared up. We are cool.”Szoboszlai added that there “hasn’t been any conversation” about who the new vice-captain would be following Robertson’s departure..“It was a very proud moment for me to have it,” he said. “Let’s see what happens. It’s not my choice. It’s not fixed.“If you get offered the vice-captaincy of Liverpool FC, you’re going to take it. I would be proud but I respect everybody. Whoever it’s going to be, we’re going to follow them.”