Liverpool are expected to receive a significant injury boost today as they prepare to face off against Man City, according to a report…

According to a report, Klopp and Liverpool are expected to receive a significant boost in terms of injuries today, just in time for their highly anticipated showdown against Man City.

Liverpool may be in for a significant improvement in terms of injuries before their crucial Premier League match against Manchester City this Sunday.

DaveOCKOP reports that Mo Salah is expected to resume full training today after experiencing a muscle issue during his short return in the 4-1 victory over Brentford last month.

The 31-year-old has only made one appearance for his club since New Year’s Day, as his time with Egypt at the Africa Cup of Nations was cut short due to a hamstring problem. Liverpool would greatly benefit from his potential comeback on Sunday, especially with Diogo Jota sidelined for a few more weeks.

Salah’s sole appearance for his club this year was on New Year’s Day, as his time with Egypt at the Africa Cup of Nations was cut short due to a hamstring injury. It is unlikely that he will play in the Europa League match against Sparta Prague, but if he completes a week of training without any issues, he may have a chance to play against Man City at Anfield, where he scored the winning goal last season.

His potential return on Sunday would be a major boost for Liverpool, especially with Diogo Jota still out injured for a few more weeks.

If the 31-year-old participates in the match against City, it may trigger a conflict with Egypt, as their Football Association has emphasized their intention to summon him for their March matches if he plays for his club in the meantime.

However, Liverpool’s current priority is to ensure his full recovery and return to training, with the hope that he will be fit enough to contribute in some capacity against Pep Guardiola’s team.

Undoubtedly, there will be a great deal of attention directed towards the AXA Training Centre in the upcoming days, as people eagerly await to see if the renowned Egyptian King will make an appearance.