It was just a few hours ago that the worst news that could possibly happen to Alisson was confirmed.
One of the numerous Liverpool players who are currently on the treatment table is Alisson Becker, and Paul Joyce has supplied a concerning update on our goalkeeper. Both of these players are currently on the treatment table.
The northern football writer published the following in an article for The Times: “Alisson, the first-choice goalkeeper, would not have started because Caoimhin Kelleher is playing the League Cup matches, but the Brazil No. 1 is also facing a stint on the sidelines…
Due to the fact that Alisson sustained a hamstring injury during training on the day before the match against Brentford, it is currently unknown whether or not he will be able to return before the intercontinental break.
In addition, Liverpool continues to be concerned about the condition of their squad, and an update on Mo Salah’s ailment has been supplied.
Even if a fully fit Brazilian had sat out for Caoimhin Kelleher because this was “his competition,” it would have been a terrible thing to miss the Carabao Cup final. Just the thought of it would be devastating.
While it is concerning to learn that a return before the next international break is potentially a possibility, the fact that our match against Manchester City is scheduled to take place a week before this break in domestic football is equally concerning.
You can’t question the prestige of his competition, but if we are forced to employ our Irish stopper, it may be the ideal occasion for him to demonstrate to everyone that a starting place is what our No. 62 deserves, whether it be at Anfield or somewhere else.
Missing our No. 1 player, who is perhaps the best in the world at his position, for more than one match is a problem in and of itself; adding in some of the most important matches during a season in which we are seeking the quadruple champion title is a major cause for concern.
Despite the fact that Jurgen Klopp’s injury report prior to the Luton match might be longer than any other manager’s typical news conference, everyone will be anxiously expecting what he has to deliver for the fans.
In the case of the former Roma man, we are keeping our fingers crossed that we will receive some positive news.
