Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai was not available for the club’s match against Greuther Furth due to an ankle injury he sustained during training.
Initially, there were concerns that the 22-year-old attacking midfielder could face an extended period on the sidelines. However, it has been confirmed that the injury is only minor, providing some relief for the club and the player.
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp decided not to include Szoboszlai in the match against Greuther Furth as a precautionary measure. This decision was taken due to an ankle injury the 22-year-old midfielder suffered during training.
Klopp’s decision to rest Szoboszlai is aimed at ensuring the player’s full recovery ahead of the Premier League kick-off, which is less than three weeks away.
Liverpool signed the Hungarian star from RB Leipzig for a transfer fee of approximately £60 million following an outstanding season in Germany.
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During his time with Leipzig, he played a key role in their third-place finish in the Bundesliga and helped the team secure victory in the DFB Pokal, scoring in the final.
The attacking midfielder aims to make a significant impact at Liverpool and become a vital part of the squad.
However, with Jordan Henderson and Fabinho expected to depart from the club, the Reds are actively searching for additional midfield reinforcements to strengthen their squad.
Fabinho is set to move to Saudi Pro League champions Al-Ittihad, while Jordan Henderson is joining Al-Ettifaq.
Liverpool are considering potential additions to their squad, with Crystal Palace’s holding midfielder Cheick Doucoure being one of the options. However, Doucoure has also attracted interest from Paris Saint-Germain.
Additionally, Liverpool have been linked with a move for Southampton’s holding midfielder Romeo Lavia.
