The Liverpool defender, Trent Alexander-Arnold, will be forced to take up to five weeks for up to five weeks for the last decline of the Carabao Cup last Sunday due to the ankle injury.
Alexander-Arnold only played 73 minutes of Liverpools Champions League in the last 16 second leg against Paris Saint-Germain with ankle problems. This problem will now exclude the English international from a significant part of the rest of his last season with the club.
Before the Carabao Cup final, Arne Slot confirmed that Liverpool was still waiting for the ratings to be carried out to determine the extent of the problem.
The athlete has reported that Alexander-Arnold suffered a high excavation with a high ankle with some band damage. But things are described as “already good” with his recovery and there is the expectation that the right -back will resume training “at some point in April”.
Although Alexander-Arnold does not give a defined time scale, Alexander-Arnold will be targeting a return to play by the end of April. He will miss the upcoming Merseyside derby in Anfield after the international break and in clashes with Fulham, West Ham United and Leicester City. In the estimated timeline, Alexander-Arnold was able to return to Tottenham Hotspur on April 27th.
In this phase, Liverpool will only have five games of the season to play. In turn, these are more and more possible to be the last five five five Alexander Arnolds with the club, whereby his contract is not an agreement for a contract for a deal with Real Madrid “99%”.
Alexander-Arnold can be in Liverpool in the last six months of his Liverpool, and can officially discuss his future with abroad clubs and is entitled to sign a preliminary contract before the summer.