Liverpool’s already troubling injury list has taken another unexpected turn after the defeat to Manchester City — and the latest report from Mail Sport’s Lewis Steel brings a mix of relief… and fresh concern. 😬

Bajcetic Steps Back Onto the Grass… But Frimpong Faces a Longer Wait 🩺⚠️

Stefan Bajcetic has finally returned to light sessions at the AXA Training Centre following his summer surgery. Steel describes the development as a “positive sign”, hinting that the young midfielder could soon feature for the Under-21s. A huge boost considering how bright he looked before injuries stalled his rise. 🌟

But the mood shifts quickly.

Jeremie Frimpong’s situation is far less encouraging. The Dutch full-back is expected to be out for at least six weeks, with Steel warning that “patience is needed” as he works his way back. Another tough blow for the 24-year-old, whose start to life at Anfield has been anything but smooth. 😔

This setback won’t silence critics like Robbie Fowler, who recently questioned whether Liverpool’s summer signings have strengthened the team at all.

Danns Injury Raises More Questions 😣

Teen sensation Jayden Danns is reportedly staying positive, but the outlook remains unclear. Steel notes that the nature of the injury “sounds nasty”, and no return timeline has been established yet. Not what fans want to hear after Wales boss Rob Page tipped the youngster as a future England No.9. 🦁🔥

A Glimmer of Hope: Alisson Could Return Soon 🧤✨

Amid the worrying news, there’s at least one bright spot — Alisson Becker is pushing to be fit for Liverpool’s clash with Nottingham Forest. His absence has been painfully felt, especially during the 3–0 loss to City… a reminder of how crucial he is to this team.

With five defeats in six Premier League games, the upcoming international break may be arriving at exactly the right moment for a squad in desperate need of healing and rhythm. 🩹🔴