Following a challenging first-leg defeat, Klopp’s team faces a tough task in trying to overcome a three-goal deficit.
The return of key players like Diogo Jota, Alisson Becker, Curtis Jones, and Alexander-Arnold is a positive sign. However, Bradley’s absence adds to the growing list of challenges for Klopp’s squad.
Klopp is expected to provide an update on Bradley’s condition after the match.
Bradley is likely to undergo further assessments, including scans, at the club’s AXA Training Centre on Monday to determine the extent of his injury and his availability for future matches.
After the game, Klopp commented on Bradley’s injury, saying, “I don’t know. Is the ligament damaged or not? I don’t know, so we will get this information tomorrow or Tuesday, but it was very painful for him so that’s not cool.”
Liverpool’s injury concerns continue to mount as Conor Bradley joins the list of sidelined players following Sunday’s match against Crystal Palace.
The Northern Ireland defender was substituted early in the second half after a collision with Eberechi Eze, raising worries among fans and staff at Anfield.
With Liverpool trailing 1-0 to Palace, Bradley’s exit further complicated their situation on the field.
After receiving initial treatment from the physios, Bradley was clearly in pain as he was assisted off the pitch.
Trent Alexander-Arnold, making his return after a two-month absence, came on to replace Bradley.
Bradley’s injury is a setback for Liverpool, especially given his strong performances in the absence of more experienced players like Alexander-Arnold.
Conor Bradley forced off with an ankle injury. Forced inversion and plantarflexion at the ankle indicate a lateral ankle sprain. X-rays needed to clear unlikely fracture.
Usually looks worse than it is.
Recovery Time:
Gr 1: 1-2 weeks
Gr 2/3: 3-4 weeks#LIVCRY #LFC#YNWA #FPLpic.twitter.com/QINdhhOLL0— Physio Scout | Football Injury Analysis (@physioscout) April 14, 2024
