The place might be quiet during the first week of an international break, but Amorim knows there is little time to waste.
His first game is on Sunday, November 24, but the non-internationals were in to meet their new boss before getting a few days off for the rest of the week.
Amorim will be settling into his new surroundings, and work on the training pitches will only really hit top gear next week.
He takes over a club that has enjoyed a buoyant couple of weeks since the dismissal of Erik ten Hag, but 13th in the Premier League and 15th in the Europa League still speaks volumes as to where this side is at.
It's been a difficult period for the Reds, on and off the pitch. Although this promises to be a quiet week, there is still plenty for Amorim to do before the real action begins.
FIND HIS WING-BACKS
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