Liverpool are beginning to feel the relief and benefit of injured players returning to the squad.
Over the last few months, the Reds have had to cope without several crucial players. However, after coping well, remaining top of the Premier League, and even winning a trophy, they are now in a strong position.
Liverpool are going to become stronger, with Mohamed Salah already back and, according to Jurgen Klopp, looking ‘glad’. Dominik Szoboszlai and Darwin Nunez have also returned in the recent week, and the Reds will benefit from it.
That still leaves a few crucial guys absent. The side is significantly weaker without Curtis Jones, Trent Alexander-Arnold, and Alisson Becker. Ryan Gravenberch is also currently missing.
Gravenberch, however, is not far away, according to journalist David Lynch, who posted on his YouTube page yesterday. In fact, he could’sneak in’ to play against Manchester United in ten days time.
“The likelier timeline for Ryan Gravenberch is going to be near the international break,” Lynch reveals in a statement. “Maybe he could slip in for the Manchester United game right before, but the reality – according to sources close to the player – is that he’s seeking to return after the international break, which is the most likely timeframe.
“So, it’s unlikely that he’ll play this week, and to be honest, the week after that is also a long shot that he’ll play in any of the games. So Ryan Gravenberch, who was not involved today, is quite likely to be out till after the international break, based on my present understanding.
Gravenberch is not too far away.
Obviously, Lynch expects Gravenberch to play versus United, which would still be surprising. However, it appears that this could alter based on how the next week or so goes.
Although he isn’t the player Liverpool fans want back the most, it’s still really excellent news.
