Liverpool’s Injury Update: Key Players’ Status and Expected Return Dates

As Liverpool navigates the crucial stages of the Premier League and other competitions, the team is contending with several significant injuries that could impact their performance. Here’s a comprehensive update on the current status of key players and their anticipated return timelines.

Trent Alexander-Arnold

The right-back suffered an ankle injury during Liverpool’s Champions League match against Paris Saint-Germain on March 11, 2025. This injury has sidelined him from critical fixtures, including the Carabao Cup final against Newcastle United. Initially, there were concerns about the severity of his condition, but recent assessments have been more optimistic. Manager Arne Slot confirmed Alexander-Arnold’s absence for the final but expressed hope for his return before the season concludes. citeturn0search5 The club is closely monitoring his rehabilitation, aiming to reintegrate him into the squad in the coming weeks.

Conor Bradley

Bradley sustained a muscle injury during a Premier League match against Aston Villa on February 19, 2025. The injury has kept him out of action for several weeks, including missing the Carabao Cup final. Manager Slot indicated that Bradley is expected to return before the end of the season, although a specific date has not been confirmed. citeturn0search5 The medical team continues to assess his progress, with hopes of his participation in the season’s final fixtures.

Joe Gomez

Gomez has been dealing with a thigh injury that required surgical intervention. The injury occurred during a match against West Ham United in late December, and an attempt to return in February led to a recurrence, necessitating surgery. The club anticipates his return in early May, potentially allowing him to contribute in the season’s closing matches. citeturn0search9 His rehabilitation is progressing, with the medical staff aiming for a cautious approach to prevent further setbacks.

Ryan Gravenberch

Gravenberch has shown signs of fatigue due to the demanding schedule this season. He withdrew from the Netherlands squad ahead of their UEFA Nations League matches against Spain due to an unspecified injury. The club is currently evaluating his condition, and his return date remains uncertain. citeturn0search15 The medical team is conducting thorough assessments to determine the extent of his injury and appropriate recovery plan.

Tyler Morton

Morton’s season has been marred by a shoulder injury sustained during the League Cup quarter-final against Southampton in December. The injury required surgery in February, and it is unlikely he will be fit to play again this season. citeturn0search15 The club is focusing on his long-term recovery, aiming for a full return in the next season.

Harvey Elliott

Elliott required on-field treatment following the conclusion of the League Cup final loss to Newcastle United after being fouled by Joelinton. Although he limped away from Wembley, he was able to train with the England under-21 team at the beginning of this week. He is expected to be available for selection in the upcoming match against Everton on April 2. citeturn0search15 His quick return to training is a positive sign for the team.

Ibrahima Konate

Konate was substituted at halftime during France’s Nations League match against Croatia on March 20, 2025, after sustaining a knock. Liverpool has not reported any injury concerns in their latest international update, and he is expected to be available for the match against Everton on April 2. citeturn0search15 The club will continue to monitor his condition to ensure full fitness upon his return.

Alisson Becker

During Brazil’s recent victory over Colombia, Alisson was substituted due to a suspected concussion following a clash with defender Davinson Sanchez. Brazil’s national team physician, Rodrigo Lasmar, explained that Alisson experienced a head injury and was replaced as a precaution. He is currently stable and has no complaints, reporting no dizziness or memory issues. Alisson has returned to Liverpool for further assessment by the club’s medical staff. citeturn0news18 The club is adhering to concussion protocols to ensure his safe return to play.

Curtis Jones

Jones was an unused substitute in a recent match, with Manager Slot revealing that he wasn’t feeling 100 percent. The specific nature of his condition hasn’t been disclosed, and his availability for upcoming fixtures remains uncertain. citeturn0search12 The club is monitoring his situation closely to determine his readiness for selection.

Diogo Jota

Jota has admitted to not feeling at his best form after an injury-hit season. While he hasn’t been reported as injured currently, his form and fitness are areas of focus for the coaching staff. citeturn0search15 The club is providing support to help him regain peak performance levels.

Cody Gakpo

Gakpo has returned to training in a positive development ahead of Liverpool’s fixtures. His return bolsters the attacking options available to Manager Slot. citeturn0search15 The coaching staff is integrating him back into match preparations to assess his readiness for competitive play.

Ben Doak

Doak has suffered a setback, with surgery potentially ending his season after returning to Liverpool. citeturn0search15 The club is focusing on his recovery to ensure he returns stronger for the next season.

Conclusion

Liverpool is currently managing a series of injuries affecting key players across various positions. The medical and coaching staff are working diligently to rehabilitate these players and reintegrate them into the squad