Liverpool’s Injury Woes Deepen After Carabao Cup Final Defeat
Liverpool's challenging season took another disappointing turn following their loss to Newcastle in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley. The match, which ended in a 2-1 defeat for the Reds, was marred by several injury concerns for key players.
Trent Alexander-Arnold and Ibrahima Konate were already doubtful for the final, and their fitness struggles continued to be a major talking point. However, the situation worsened as Harvey Elliott was spotted limping out of Wembley, raising fears of a new injury. Reports suggest that Elliott's injury may have been caused by a 'rugby tackle' from Newcastle's Joelinton, adding to the frustration for Liverpool fans.
The aftermath of the game saw several Liverpool players struggling with their fitness, casting a shadow over their upcoming fixtures. The team's depth is being tested, and the injury list is growing at a concerning rate. Liverpool will need to regroup quickly as they face a crucial part of the season with their title aspirations hanging in the balance.
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When is Trent back from injury?
Trent Alexander-Arnold is expected back before the end of the season, while Arne Slot has provided a hopeful update on Ibrahima Konate's chances vs. Newcastle.
How long will Trent be injured for?
'Trent is indeed not available,' Slot said. 'He will not be there at the final, but he is still to be assessed about how long it will take [before he returns], but we do expect him back by the end of the season.'
Who will replace Trent Alexander Arnold?
He was replaced by Jarell Quansah, who is now likely to start at Wembley, having been called up to Thomas Tuchel's first England squad on Friday. 'Trent is not available,' head coach Arne Slot confirmed in a news conference on Friday. 'He will not be there at the final.
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