Liverpool’s woes deepen as Bradley’s injury coincides with their crucial Europa League quarter-final second leg against Atalanta.
Klopp’s side, already facing an uphill battle after a challenging first-leg defeat, now grapples with the absence of Bradley, adding to their mounting challenges.
Despite the return of key players like Diogo Jota, Alisson Becker, Curtis Jones, and Alexander-Arnold, Bradley’s setback presents another hurdle for Klopp’s squad.
The manager is expected to provide an update on Bradley’s condition post-match.
Bradley is set for further assessments, including scans, at the club’s AXA Training Centre on Monday to ascertain the severity of his injury and his potential availability for upcoming fixtures.
Klopp’s comments post-match shed light on Bradley’s injury, expressing uncertainty about its extent and the possibility of ligament damage.
Liverpool’s injury woes persist as Bradley joins the growing list of sidelined players following the clash against Crystal Palace.
The Northern Ireland defender’s early exit in the second half, following a collision with Eberechi Eze, raised concerns among fans and staff at Anfield.
With Liverpool trailing 1-0, Bradley’s departure further complicated their situation on the pitch.
After initial treatment from the physios, Bradley’s evident discomfort necessitated his assisted departure from the field. Alexander-Arnold, returning after a two-month absence, stepped in to replace Bradley.
Bradley’s injury proves to be a setback for Liverpool, particularly given his commendable performances in the absence of more seasoned players like Alexander-Arnold.
