Trent Alexander-Arnold will not play with Liverpool in Pleimmouth Arjel on Sunday, which is doubtful about the MerseySide derby next week, according to Rods Boss ARNE SLOT.
The left -back in England, who has not yet signed a new contract in ANFILD with his current deal in the summer, was injured in Bournemouth last Saturday and missed his victory last night against Tottenham in the second stage of the semi -finals of the EFL Cup.
Connor Bradley was agreed against Spears and was great in an excellent, comprehensive screen as Merthrines created a final clash against Newcastle.
Liverpool now went to Pleimmouth to obtain a fourth FA Cup tie before reslorating Everton on February 12.
Arne Slot has provided fitness updates on TRENT Alexander-Arnold and Tyler Morton 🔴
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Trent “is not ready”
The opening said: “I don't think it is (Alexander-Arnold) is ready yet. This game (against Pleimmouth) will be very early for him.
“It is difficult to say whether it will return (Mercyside's Derby). It will not take months or even weeks, but this game is only three days of Plymouth Argyle One. Let's wait and see whether it is available.
“We also want to look at it in the long run because we do not want to bear any risks with many games next after that. If it is fit, we will use it.”
Alexander-Arnold was greatly linked to a free-off-to-real-agent replacement of Real Madrid, and the opening knows that he has a good player on his hands if Bradley is the one who rises.
He added: “For many positions, we have two (players).
“The right -back is just an example.”
Team members to play against Pleimouth
SLOT will rotate his team against the struggle of the championship Pleimmouth as he tries to Liverpool's obligations on four fronts.
“It is always a hard tie, regardless of the team you play, because it is an external game and may be” final “, as is often the case when Liverpool goes anywhere.”
“I think it is important in these moments for players who do not get much time to play for this playing time, so that if we need them, they will be ready. If you never play them, it is difficult for them to be ready if we suffer from some injuries or comment.
“We will definitely use some players who have not played much.”
