Trent’s Teammate Returns: Liverpool Handed Major Injury Boost in New Training Footage” Amidst the controversy surrounding the video allegedly showing David Coote disparaging Jurgen Klopp, Monday brought some positive injury updates for Liverpool.
Paul Joyce reported this morning that the hamstring injury that forced Trent Alexander-Arnold off during Saturday’s 2-0 victory over Aston Villa is expected to keep him out only through the two-week international break.
This means he may not miss any club matches.Later, Liverpool’s social media shared another encouraging update regarding Arne Slot’s squad, revealing that a player who has missed much of the season is progressing well.
Harvey Elliott Resumes Full Training in Recovery JourneyLiverpool’s official site and social media posted images and videos of Harvey Elliott training with the under-21 squad in Kirkby on Monday.
The 21-year-old, sidelined for two months with a foot fracture, took a big step in his recovery with full training today under Barry Lewtas.
With Liverpool’s next match not until Southampton’s visit on 24 November, Elliott has nearly two weeks to build up his fitness and potentially be match-ready. Although it’s unclear if he’ll be ready for St Mary’s in 13 days, his participation in training suggests he’s nearing a return.
Elliott’s only appearance this season came in a brief substitute role against Brentford in August, but with 11 games scheduled in 36 days after the break, his return will be eagerly anticipated.
The young midfielder will face tough competition to secure a starting spot once fit, but the packed schedule should lead to ample rotation from Arne Slot, giving Elliott plenty of chances to make an impact. Fans will be hoping to see Harvey back on the pitch very soon!
