Feb 13 • 09:12 UTC 🇬🇧 UK Mirror

BREAKING: Arne Slot confirms Liverpool's worst fears with concerning injury update on star

Liverpool's Wataru Endo faces a long-term injury setback after being stretchered off during a match against Sunderland.

In a significant blow to Liverpool, midfielder Wataru Endo is expected to be sidelined for an extended period due to a serious injury sustained during their recent match against Sunderland. The incident occurred when Endo caught his foot in the turf while making a crucial clearance, leading to immediate concerns for his well-being. Despite his efforts to contribute to the team's defense after the injury, Endo was visibly in pain and had to be carried off the field in distress.

Endo, who recently made his first Premier League start of the season as a makeshift right-back, was filling in due to the absences of key players Jeremie Frimpong and Dominik Szoboszlai. The news of his injury comes as Liverpool prepares for the FA Cup fourth-round tie against Brighton. Manager Arne Slot addressed the media, stating that while further assessments are required, it is evident that Endo's injury will keep him out for a significant period of time.

This setback not only impacts Liverpool's squad depth and tactical options moving forward but also raises concerns about their ability to maintain form in a demanding season. The Liverpool fans, who have shown great support, will undoubtedly be anxious about how this injury will affect the team's performance in the coming fixtures, especially with competitive matches steadily approaching.

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