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Alisson hints at Liverpool return: G3 Football update

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Alisson Nears Return from Injury, Targeting Comeback Against Man United

Liverpool’s goalkeeper Alisson is on track to make a return from his hamstring injury and could be back in action against rivals Manchester United. Alisson has been training at the AXA Training Centre as he works towards his comeback.

Injury and Replacement

Alisson has missed the last three games due to the injury he sustained in the 1-1 draw against Manchester City last month. In his absence, Caoimhin Kelleher has stepped up and performed admirably, keeping two clean sheets, including Liverpool’s first away shutout in the Premier League this season against Sheffield United.

Expected Return

Fortunately, Alisson’s absence is expected to be short-lived, with the Brazilian goalkeeper targeting a return against Manchester United on December 17. He dropped a major hint on his Instagram story, sharing a photo of his used gloves from the AXA Training Centre, suggesting that he has resumed training with the ball.

Training and Potential Return

Alisson will be closely monitored by Liverpool’s medical staff and goalkeeping coaches as he continues his training. His involvement in training on Thursday indicates that he could be in contention for the upcoming Europa League match against Union SG. However, since Liverpool has already secured top spot in Group E and qualified for the last 16, there is a possibility that Alisson may remain on Merseyside.

Liverpool's goalkeeper Alisson Becker during the FA Premier League match between Liverpool FC and Brentford FC at Anfield.

Boost for Liverpool

Alisson’s imminent return is a welcome boost for Liverpool, who have been dealing with several injuries in their squad. The latest blow came with Joel Matip suffering a long-term setback and requiring surgery for a ruptured ACL. Matip joins Andy Robertson, Thiago, and Stefan Bajcetic on the sidelines. However, there is some positive news as Alexis Mac Allister, who received stitches for a knee cut, is not expected to miss an extended period. Additionally, Diogo Jota is nearing a comeback from his hamstring injury.

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