Liverpool assistant Pepijn Lijnders has confirmed that Trent Alexander-Arnold will be sidelined for a “few weeks” due to a knee injury.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has dismissed reports suggesting that Jordan Henderson will be making a return to the team anytime soon. The midfielder has been out of action due to injury, but Klopp has made it clear that there is no immediate plan for his comeback.

In other news, Trent Alexander-Arnold is set to miss a significant portion of the season after sustaining a tear in the lateral ligament of his knee. Assistant manager Pepijn Lijnders confirmed the extent of the injury, stating that Alexander-Arnold hyperextended his knee during the last game.

Lijnders explained, “He has a little tear in the lateral ligament of his knee and he will need time to recover. He had a scan and he will be out for a few weeks, so let’s see after that.”

The young defender has been a key player for Liverpool, contributing greatly to the team’s success with his creativity and flexibility. Liverpool will undoubtedly feel the absence of Alexander-Arnold during his recovery period. The team will have to find alternative solutions to fill the void left by his absence. Klopp and his coaching staff will be working hard to ensure that the team remains competitive and continues to perform at a high level.

The loss of both Henderson and Alexander-Arnold will undoubtedly be a blow to Liverpool. However, Klopp remains confident in the depth of his squad and believes that other players will step up to fill the gaps. The team will need to rally together and show their resilience during this challenging period.

Liverpool fans will be eagerly awaiting updates on the progress of both Henderson and Alexander-Arnold. The hope is that they will make a swift recovery and be back on the pitch as soon as possible. Until then, the team will have to adapt and find ways to continue their winning ways without two key players.