Liverpool will be without their key goalkeeper, Alisson, for over a month, a situation confirmed by Brazil’s national team manager. Alisson’s absence due to a hamstring injury means Caoimhin Kelleher will fill in, starting with the game against Luton and the upcoming Carabao Cup Final.
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Jurgen Klopp, Liverpool’s manager, hinted they’re still figuring out the extent of Alisson’s injury. However, Brazil’s coach, Dorival Junior, was clear in stating Alisson will miss the March international games against England and Spain. This is a considerable setback for Liverpool, affecting their chances in critical matches against Luton, Nottingham Forest, Manchester City, and Everton.
In an interview, the Brazil head coach mentioned that Alisson, along with Neymar and Matheus Cunha, won’t be available for the March fixtures due to their injuries. He emphasized the importance of these players to their teams but noted that their current injuries make them unavailable for selection. This situation highlights the impact injuries can have on team strategy and performance, posing a challenge for both Liverpool and Brazil’s upcoming games.
