PREMIER - Bad news for Liverpool, Klopp confirms Firmino's injury
Liverpool cannot rely on attacker Roberto Firmino in the near future. Trainer Jürgen Klopp says that the Brazilian attacker has suffered a serious hamstring injury.
In the Champions League meeting with Atlético Madrid, Firmino had to be replaced more than ten minutes before time. Although nothing was said about the seriousness of his injury, the German coach now comes with bad news for his striker.
"I have no good news about Bobby: he has suffered a serious hamstring injury. And that is very bad news for us," Klopp told the media via a live stream. "We don't know exactly how long he will be out of circulation, but he will not return immediately after the international break."
Liverpool will visit West Ham United next weekend. The Hammers are once again having a good season under coach David Moyes and have the fourth place in the Premier League in their possession. Liverpool are two places higher and would like to become champions of England again this season.
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