The goalkeeper of Liverpool, Alisson Becker, says that he is “okay and only has to follow protocols” after the association had confirmed that he will return to Merseyside in order to receive a further evaluation of a head injury in an international duty.
Brazil won a crucial 2-1 victory against the South American rival Colombia, with the friendly approval of a Vinicius junior winner, nine minutes after the interruption of the time, but after a disgusting transition with the former Tottenham hotspur defender Davinson Sanchez, there were concerns about Alisson’s illness.
Both players were replaced when Sanchez was taken away on a stretcher, and it was then confirmed by the Brazilian team doctor that Alisson is sent to scans after a suspected concussion.
A delicious collision with Argentina expects Brazil in the early morning hours of Wednesday (in Great Britain), but Liverpool has confirmed that Alisson is on the way back to the club to evaluate the club’s medical team-a big blow to Selecao.
Alisson has posted an Instagram story to eliminate and write concerns about his condition: “Hey people just to let you know that I am fine. Just have to follow the protocols! Thanks for the news.”
The red hope that Alisson will be in order for the Merseyside Derby Clash on April 2, where the victory arranges the club a step closer to winning the Premier League title in Arne Slots First season.
“The first step is to carry out the necessary tests and ratings and to monitor the player in the next few days, namely the protocol,” said Brazilian doctor Rodrigo Lasmar after the last pipe on Thursday.
“Alisson is normal. I think you saw the pictures of him on the bench and after the game. He is now completely normal, without complaints.
“During the treatment in the field, he reported neither fainting nor loss of memory, he was aware and oriented all the time. We replaced him because he had minor symptoms that he thought he was a little slower and there was a certain way of a brain shot. In cases of this suspicion there is a recommendation to replace the player.”
Alisson is generally considered one of the best goalkeepers in the world and in the last 16 of the Champions League in Paris Saint-Germain recently set up a great exhibition-the 32-year-old who admits after the game that the show “was probably the performance of my life”.