Trent Alexander-Arnold will not play for Liverpool on Sunday at Plymouth Argyle and is suspected of derby Merseyside next week, according to the SLOTS Boss Arne.
English full back, who has yet to sign a new contract at Anfield, and his current contract that has expired in the summer sustained an injury in a victory in Bournemouth last Saturday and missed last night’s 4-0 victory over Tottenham in the second leg of their semifinal EFL Cup.
Conor Bradley resented the Spurs and was top -notch in an excellent versatile screen while Merseysiders set a final conflict against Newcastle.
Liverpool is now moving to Plymouth to Fa Cup fourth round before delaying conflict with Everton on February 12th.
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Trent is ‘not ready’
The groove said, “I think he is not [Alexander-Arnold] is still ready. This game [against Plymouth] He’ll be too early for him.
“It’s hard to say whether to come back [for the Merseyside derby]. It won’t take months or even weeks, but this game is just three days after Plymouth Argyle One. Let’s wait and see if he is available.
“We also want to watch it in the long run because we do not want to risk with so many games that come after that. If he is able to, then we will use it.”
Alexander-Arnold was largely associated with the transition of a free agent to Real Madrid in the summer, and Slot knows that he has a good player on his hands if Bradley is the one to step up.
He added: “For many positions we have two [players]. [Two] Good right back, two good left -back, more than two good central backs, and I could continue.
“The right back is just an example of that.”
Detachment members to play against Plymouth
Style will rotate his Detachment against the Plymouth Championship champion as he tries to juggle Liverpool’s four -front obligations.
“It’s always a ticklish tie, no matter what team you play, because it’s a away game and it’s probably their” finally “, as is often the case when Liverpool starts anywhere,” Slot said.
“I think in those moments it is important for players who don’t get a lot of time to play to have that time of playing, so if we ever need it, they are ready. If you never play them, it’s so hard to be ready if we get some injuries or suspensions.
“We will definitely use some players who have not played so much.”
