Ibrahima Konate has confirmed he will miss Liverpool’s game against Manchester City on Sunday as both he and Conor Bradley are likely to be out injured for a month.
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Alisson’s three key starters, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Diogo Jota, have recently been absent, and Konate is currently also absent.
On Friday, the Frenchman took to Instagram to confirm that he is out of Sunday’s visit to City and the subsequent big visit after suffering a knee injury against Real Madrid.
“I am so disappointed to have to suffer an injury right after a great game on Wednesday night,” Konate wrote.
“Now we begin the recovery process. But one thing I promise is that I will come back and be the best I can be.
“Thank you for the amazing support at Anfield. Inshallah we will move on and I will support the team every step of the way.”
meantime, DaveOKCOP It was even claimed that Konate could be out for 5-6 weeks, but it is worth highlighting that none of the mainstream media outlets reported this.
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- Pep Guardiola He has heaped praise on Arne Slot ahead of a big test against a struggling City side, praising the “amazing job” he is doing.
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Liverpool FC: Today
On this day 1998Steven Gerrard made his Liverpool debut, coming on as a late substitute at home to Blackburn in the Premier League.
The Reds won that match 2–0 thanks to goals from Michael Owen and Paul Ince.
It was the first of Gerrard’s legendary 710 appearances for Liverpool, who captained the club for 12 years and established himself as the greatest player in the club’s history.
That elusive league title may have eluded him, but he led his team to Champions League glory in 2005 and also won the UEFA Cup, two FA Cups and three League Cups.
