PHILIPPE COUTINHO snubbed his Liverpool team-mates as he selected his dream five-a-side outfit.
The Brazilian included former Reds Luis Suarez and Steven Gerrard in his side.

But compatriot Roberto Firmino missed the cut, as did Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane.
Coutinho chose fellow Brazil internationals Julio Cesar and Lucio as a formidable goalkeeper-defender partnership.
And he named Gerrard – who he believes is the best midfielder he has ever played with – in a one-man engine room.
Suarez joins former Barcelona team-mate Neymar up front to complete a formidable line-up.
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On Gerrard, Coutinho told Sky Sports: “When I arrived it was a dream to play with a guy I used to watch in Brazil and play as on the PlayStation.
“He’s the best midfielder I’ve ever played with. He was better than I thought he was.
“He was an idol for me but when you see him training and in the dressing room it is even better.”
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Neymar and Coutinho both represented the same Brazil Under-15s side and the Reds playmaker thinks his pal is destined for greatness.
Asked if he would win the Ballon d’Or, the ex-Inter Milan ace said: “Yes definitely, it’s coming.
“He’s the best technical player I have played with.”
Coutinho chose Wesley Sneijder as his substitute and current Brazil boss Tite got the nod as manager.
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