The injury of Mohamed Salah isn’t as bad as everyone thought. He got a muscle problem in his back, not his hamstring, during a match with Ghana in the AFCON.
So, Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool now know when he might come back to play. He won’t be playing for a bit, but it’s not as long as first expected.
The update helps Liverpool plan for important games without Salah.
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Mohamed Salah’s injury isn’t as bad as everyone thought. He hurt his back during a match in the Africa Cup of Nations, but it’s not a serious hamstring problem, which is excellent.
Jurgen Klopp and Liverpool fans can be happy because Salah might return sooner than expected.
He had to leave the game against Ghana early, and people worried it could be a big issue for Liverpool. But, it turns out, it’s a muscle thing in his back, not a long-term problem.
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This means Klopp won’t miss his star player for too many games, and Salah can get back on the field faster. It’s a relief for the team and the fans.
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The Egyptian Football Federation told us about Mohamed Salah’s muscle injury. Liverpool know more about when Salah might be back.
While he misses Egypt’s games in the Africa Cup of Nations, Liverpool can plan for their matches without him.
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The Federation’s update gives a clearer picture of Salah’s return, helping Liverpool and Jurgen Klopp prepare.
Liverpool have some big games while Salah is away like the Carabao Cup against Fulham and a Premier League match with Chelsea.
Salah’s potential return aligns with Liverpool’s schedule, which is good news for the team. The Federation’s information guides Liverpool, showing when they might have Salah back in action.
