Liverpool’s dependable defender, Andy Robertson, may face an extended absence from football due to a dislocated shoulder he sustained during Scotland’s match against Spain.
Robertson, who has been known for his robust fitness since joining Liverpool in 2017, is facing an unfortunate turn of events.
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According to The Times, if scans reveal that surgery is necessary for Robertson’s shoulder, he could potentially be sidelined for a significant portion of the season.
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The typical recovery period for such an injury is reported to be between 12 to 16 weeks, which is concerning news.
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Liverpool are anxiously awaiting the results of Robertson’s scan, and the best-case scenario for his return is uncertain.
However, it could be considerably shorter if all goes well. Liverpool fans are keeping their fingers crossed.
Robertson’s potential absence until February would be a major setback for Liverpool, despite having Kostas Tsimikas as a high-quality backup.
Tsimikas, while talented, hasn’t consistently matched Robertson’s level of performance.
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Andy Robertson has been known for delivering “world-class” performances, as noted by Stan Collymore in June. If the worst-case scenario is confirmed, Tsimikas will need to step up significantly.
The silver lining is that the shoulder injury is not expected to have any lasting effects on Robertson’s career.
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Once he completes his rehabilitation, he should be back in action. However, Liverpool and their fans can only hope for positive news from the scans.
In the meantime, it’s an opportunity for Tsimikas to showcase his abilities.
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