A football injury expert shares troubling news about two Liverpool players before the Man City match, as alarming footage surfaces.

A concerning injury update has been provided on two Liverpool players ahead of their Premier League clash with Manchester City this weekend.

On Wednesday night, Liverpool faced European champions Real Madrid in the UEFA Champions League, delivering a remarkable performance at Anfield. Goals from Alexis Mac Allister and Cody Gakpo secured a 2-0 victory, keeping Liverpool at the top of the group with a perfect record.

However, the win was overshadowed by injuries to Conor Bradley and Ibrahima Konate. Bradley was substituted in the 87th minute, appearing to suffer a hamstring issue, while Konate sustained a knock late in the game after colliding with Endrick.

Footage shared online shows Konate limping off the pitch, rubbing his knee, and being assisted by medical staff. According to the football injury analyst Physio Scout, the incident suggests a potential MCL injury for Konate, caused by an inward force on his right leg. They added that while ACL damage seems unlikely, a high ankle sprain is another possibility. Recovery times could range from 1-10 weeks depending on the severity.

Regarding Bradley, the analyst noted that his hamstring issue might be a minor strain or tightness rather than a severe injury, but scans will be required for confirmation.

After the match, Liverpool manager Arne Slot commented, “It’s difficult to assess so soon after the game. I’m hopeful both players will be av

ailable.”