Just in time, it has been verified that Curtis Jones has received some extremely unfavorable news.
As Jurgen Klopp's team continues to demonstrate their title credentials, the only thing that stands in the way of another important league victory for Liverpool is the possibility that Curtis Jones will sustain an injury.
Klopp is concerned about Salah’s injury that occurred during the African Cup of Nations.
This evening, James Pearce of X (previously Twitter) claimed that the Englishman was taken out of the game in the second half due to hamstring issues. It appeared that the Englishman was experiencing some complications with his hamstrings.
Following a brief absence brought on by a three-game red card ban and thigh injuries, the Academy graduate has been an indispensable element of the Reds’ starting lineup since his return.
We do have choices available to us in the event that the England youth international is not present. Once Trent Alexander-Arnold has recovered from his injury, it is possible that he will start in the sixth position, and Alexis Mac Allister may be moved to the left side of the midfield position.
Along the same lines, Ryan Gravenberch has a track record of successfully acting in that particular capacity when it is requested of him.
Due to the fact that the 22-year-old has unquestionably established himself as the leader of that position over the past few weeks, it would be extremely detrimental to the equilibrium of the squad to lose him for a lengthy period of time.
