Curtis Jones’ injury has given Liverpool a significant boost, while new information about the Reds’ alleged pursuit of manager Ruben Amorim has surfaced.
Returning to training, Curtis Jones
The news that Jones has resumed full training, as verified by Jurgen Klopp, has relieved Liverpool’s injury concerns of late, and this has given them even more momentum.
Curtis is training to the fullest. He had already trained with us on Saturday, but he had an additional session because Curtis needed more intensity than what the [matchday] minus one [session] offered.
He worked one additional shift after being with us. He’ll be fully trained. What what does that signify for the game? Allow me to examine that. On Thursday, no one else [will be returning]. The others, not yet, but gradually but steadily.
The 23-year-old is now eligible to play against Sheffield United on Thursday night after not playing since the team’s 4-1 victory against Brentford on the road back in February.
But can he separate Wataru Endo, Dominik Szoboszlai, and Alexis Mac Allister, the current midfield trio?
Four items today: the newest Amorim and amazing Mac Allister
Ruben Amorim “would accept” a Liverpool offer, according to Correio da Manha, and this week is crucial to his “send-off” strategy.
Mac Allister may be the Premier League’s acquisition of the season based on the stats that reflect his amazing productivity from his actual position!
In order to facilitate access on matchday, Metro Mayor Steve Rotherham has promised to “introduce a trackless tram network” to and from Anfield.
Mo Salah has set a staggering new record, matching Thierry Henry and Alan Shearer.
Seán Cox, a distraught Liverpool supporter, had an emotional meeting with Klopp on Sunday; what a wonderful family memory
Joao Neves, a highly regarded midfield player for Benfica, is up for grabs by Liverpool; he may have a £128 million release clause!
