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Arne Slot has confirmed a significant injury setback for Liverpool ahead of the clash with Manchester United.

 

Liverpool will need to implement a crucial change for their Sunday match against Manchester United, as Arne Slot has announced that Alisson Becker will not be available at Anfield.

 

Arne Slot provided a comprehensive injury update for Liverpool.

 

During his pre-match press conference at the AXA Training Centre, our manager shared the latest information regarding three important players – Ryan Gravenberch, Ibou Konate, and Alisson – in anticipation of the 4:30pm kick-off.

 

“Ryan is fully fit, although we still need to train twice, but if you ask me now, he’s completely fit,” stated the 47-year-old.

 

“Ibou has returned to us, resumed his training sessions, and is expected to practice with us today. The third player is Alisson. He’s not training with us, so he’s out.”

 

This update indicates a significant boost in midfield and defense, but a major loss in goal.

 

Liverpool will cope without Alisson but gain boosts from Gravenberch and Konate.

 

Slot further confirmed that our Brazilian goalkeeper will not only miss this weekend’s match but will also be unavailable for next week’s fixture.

 

“He will not play this weekend and will also miss next week,” the Dutchman added.

 

With Alisson out, Giorgi Mamardashvili will continue in goal as he steps in for our No.1.

 

The Georgian keeper, who joined from Valencia this summer, has already made a positive impression in his limited appearances.

 

Gravenberch’s return is a timely boost, especially since there were concerns about the Dutch midfielder’s availability following his early substitution during international duty.

 

Konate’s apparent recovery also bolsters the defense, particularly as Manchester United is likely to target our full-backs.

 

The French defender’s speed and aerial strength could be crucial, despite his recent poor form.

 

Liverpool has demonstrated this season that depth and adaptability are essential under Slot, and Sunday will present another challenge to showcase those qualities as we aim to maintain our Premier League title defense.

 

The Reds remain in a solid position despite the recent setback, and once more, all attention will be focused on how we manage without our world-class goalkeeper.

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