Trent Alexander-Arnold was forced to leave Liverpool’s convincing victory over Aston Villa due to an injury, endangering his participation in England’s forthcoming matches against Scotland and the Ukraine.
Alexander-Arnold led Liverpool against Villa at Anfield on Sunday, but he was removed from the game after 71 minutes. Following the right-back’s alleged hamstring injury, Jarell Quansah took over for the remainder of the Reds’ victory.Alexander-Arnold, a Liverpool star who was selected for the England team for the upcoming international break, will now be anxiously awaiting the findings of a scan. The athlete will now undergo more testing to determine the severity of his injuries.
I’m not exactly sure. He said it was his hamstring when I questioned him. His assessment is that it’s “not too serious,” but we must wait for the scans before learning more, Klopp stated following the victory against Villa.
Dominik Szoboszlai, Mohamed Salah, and Matty Cash’s own goal gave Liverpool a convincing victory over Villa. Despite Alexander-Arnold’s injury, the end outcome had manager Klopp ecstatic.
“It was a fantastic game, the greatest in a long time. I don’t recall the last time we were that convincing, though we have played well recently, particularly at the close of the last campaign and in situations like this. That was excellent, he remarked.
offensively and defensively in both sectors. If you take even one step back against this Aston Villa team, you start to struggle. We don’t know how the game would have played out without a goal, but the early goal may have helped.
But we had a fantastic appearance. Possession had an almost ideal balance of direction and control. That was the sensation. Everyone sought the ball, safeguarded it, demonstrated it, or offered it, so we could make good use of the formation today.
“So, there’s no denying that it was a great game. Because the opponent is so strong, I’m not sure when I’ll be able to say that the next time, but for today, it was as wonderful as it could be because we prevented it from happening. It’s a huge honour to my boys to hear that.
For England manager Gareth Southgate, losing Alexander-Arnold would be a crushing setback. He had been planning for Alexander-Arnold to play a part in midfield and is already preparing for Jack Grealish to be forced out due to injury.
