Liverpool’s defender, Trent Alexander-Arnold, will spend up to five weeks out of action due to the ankle injury that forced him to lose the final defeat of the Carabao Cup last Sunday.
Alexander-Arnold only played 73 minutes of the Liverpool Champions League, the last 16 seconds against Paris Saint-Germain, with ankle discomfort. It is now likely that this issue rules the International of England from an important part of the rest of what could be its last season with the club.
The Arne slot confirmed before the Carabao Cup final that Liverpool still expected to be evaluated to determine the extent of the problem.
Athletics He reported that Alexander-Arnold suffered a high ankle sprain with some ligament damage. But things are described as “they are going well” with their recovery and there is an expectation that the right side will resume the formation “at some point in April”.
Ultimately, although there is no established calendar, Alexander-Arnold is aimed at playing again at the end of April. He will lose him the next Merseyside Derby to Anfield after the international pause, as well as the clashes with Fulham, West Ham United and Leicester City. The estimated line of time was able to see Alexander-Arnold again for Tottenham Hotspur’s visit on April 27.
At this stage, Liverpool will have only five games of the season to play. In turn, those that seem increasingly possible to be the last five of Alexander-Arnold with the club, with his contract that expires, without agreement to stay, and Reports on an agreement with Real Madrid are “99% done”.
Because it is already in the last six months of his Liverpool, Alexander-Arnold is free to formally discuss his future with foreign clubs and has the right to sign a pre-contract before the summer.
