Liverpool’s injury nightmare just got even more complicated following the painful defeat to Manchester City, as fresh reports from Mail Sport’s Lewis Steel paint a mixed picture of recovery updates at Anfield.
Bajcetic Steps Up Recovery… but Frimpong Faces a Longer Wait 😓
There’s finally a bit of light for Liverpool fans — young midfielder Stefan Bajcetic is back doing light work on the pitch at the AXA Training Centre after his long summer layoff. Steel revealed that the Spaniard could soon get minutes with the U21s, a huge boost considering how bright he looked before injury halted his momentum.
But the mood dropped quickly when the focus shifted to Jeremie Frimpong. The Dutch full-back is expected to be out for an extended spell, with Steel stressing that “patience is needed” as the defender battles through what was initially labelled a minimum six-week setback. Not the ideal start to life at Anfield for the 24-year-old — especially with critics already questioning this summer’s transfer decisions.
Danns Injury Worry Grows 😢
Promising teenager Jayden Danns is also facing an uncertain road to recovery. While the youngster remains positive, Steel revealed that there is still no clear timeline on when he’ll be back. That’s a tough blow considering the hype around him, with some even tipping him to become a future England No. 9.
Alisson Pushes for a Quick Return 🔥🧤
On a more positive note, there is growing optimism that Alisson Becker could be ready to return when Liverpool face Nottingham Forest after the international break. His absence was felt heavily in the 3–0 loss to City — a clear reminder of how vital he is to the team.
With five defeats in the last six league matches, Liverpool desperately need the break to reset, recover and regroup. The hope now is that the injury list starts to shrink… not grow. 🤞🔴
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