Trent Alexander-Arnold, Liverpool's right-back, suffered a scare during the match against Bournemouth but avoided a serious injury, leading to relief among supporters. After pulling up near the end of the game, scans revealed no significant damage, suggesting he will be sidelined for days rather than weeks. This will, however, cause him to miss the upcoming Carabao Cup semi-final against Tottenham Hotspur. As Liverpool prepares for their FA Cup clash and other fixtures, they will look to utilize Conor Bradley in Alexander-Arnold's absence until his possible return against Everton on February 12.
Liverpool's Trent Alexander-Arnold avoided serious injury despite limping off during the Bournemouth match, giving fans hope for a speedy recovery.
Concern arose when Alexander-Arnold signaled for substitution during the Reds' victory over Bournemouth, but scans revealed no significant injury, allowing optimism.
The 26-year-old right-back is expected to miss days rather than weeks, with potential return against Everton on February 12 after missing a semi-final.
With Alexander-Arnold sidelined for the Carabao Cup, Liverpool will rely on Conor Bradley and face a challenging week ahead.
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