The Reds pick up their Premier League campaign after the international break by travelling to the home of the Terriers for Saturday’s evening kick-off at John Smith’s Stadium.
Klopp’s third-placed side are 17 points ahead of their opponents in the table, with Huddersfield yet to win in the top flight so far this season.
The Liverpool boss is a keen follower of the Yorkshire club’s fortunes due to his close friendship with their manager David Wagner – which dates back to their time as teammates at FSV Mainz in the early 1990s.
And the German has been scrutinising Huddersfield’s performances rather than their points total in preparation for this weekend’s fixture.