Latest Liverpool injury news as Jurgen Klopp will hope to have several of his key players back in action after the international break including Darwin Nunez, Curtis Jones, Trent Alexander-Arnold, Diogo Jota and Alisson Becker
Liverpool will be hoping to escape the international break with no fresh injury concerns with the Premier League to resume in exactly one week.
READ MORE: 'I cried' - Sven-Goran Eriksson makes tearful Liverpool admission fulfilling managerial dream He had also been ruled out briefly in February, though Klopp and his medical staff remain hopeful that the issue is not a serious one. It is yet to be known whether Darwin Nunez will be fit in time for the visit of Brighton.Curtis Jones Another who was comfortably one of the first names on Klopp's team sheet week-in, week-out, Curtis Jones unexpectedly suffered an awkward landing on his ankle against Brentford in mid-February and has been out of action since.
Like Alexander-Arnold, early April was as much detail as was revealed about Diogo Jota's return. It means the first couple of fixtures should be too early, though United remains a possibility.Alisson Becker A hamstring issue has prevented Liverpool's No.1 from standing between the sticks for some big matches since February, however Caoimhin Kelleher has stepped up in his absence.
It is not confirmed yet if that will be the case, though he faces a race against time to overcome his latest hamstring problem before the end of the campaign.Joel Matip Joel Matip has been recovering from an ACL injury sustained against Fulham on December 3, 2023. The central defender is in the same boat as Thiago, with his contract also on course to expire at the end of the season.
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