Liverpool Manager Klopp Denies Rushing Trent Alexander-Arnold Back from Injury
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp denies that defender Trent Alexander-Arnold was rushed back from injury, clarifying that the decision ultimately rests with the player. Alexander-Arnold, recovering from a knee problem, missed the Carabao Cup final and suffered a setback during a recent match against Burnley. Klopp emphasized the team's commitment to catching injuries early, while acknowledging that the final decision lies with the player.
State of Play- Alexander-Arnold sidelined for the Carabao Cup final against Chelsea on 25th February due to an aggravated knee issue.
- Liverpool's midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai also out with a recurring hamstring injury.
- Forward Mohamed Salah returns to full training after a hamstring injury sustained at the Africa Cup of Nations.
Klopp asserts that the team never forces players back from injury, highlighting the high-performance environment in which they operate. He also acknowledges the intense period ahead and the potential impact of injuries on upcoming fixtures.
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