Liverpool FC is facing concerns over their new defender Jeremy Jacquet after he suffered a serious shoulder injury during a match with Rennes against Lens. The injury occurred in the 69th minute of the game, where Jacquet, who had recently completed a £60 million transfer to Liverpool, demonstrated clear signs of distress and had to be assisted off the field by the medical staff. This incident is particularly alarming for Liverpool fans as it comes only five days after Jacquet completed his medical examination with the club, raising questions about his availability for the upcoming season.

Rennes’ manager, Habib Beye, confirmed the severity of the injury following the match, indicating that it was a significant concern for the player and the club. The seriousness of Jacquet’s condition not only affects his immediate future with Rennes but creates additional pressure on Liverpool as they have made a substantial investment in acquiring the player. The unfortunate timing of the injury means that Liverpool will need to closely monitor the situation as they prepare for the new season, which could potentially involve adjustments to their strategies in the transfer market, should Jacquet's recovery take longer than expected.

As Liverpool looks forward to the next stage of the Premier League and European competitions, securing the well-being of their players, especially a key signing like Jacquet, becomes critical. Fans and analysts alike will be watching closely for updates on his injury status, as it holds ramifications not just for individual performance but also for Liverpool's overall squad depth and tactics moving into a highly competitive season.