Jeremy Jacquet, who recently signed with Liverpool in a £60million deal, is currently sidelined due to a serious shoulder injury that he sustained shortly after the announcement of his transfer. The injury occurred on February 7 during a match between Rennes and Lens, where Jacquet's performance was abruptly cut short, leading to concerns about the severity of the injury.

Rennes management, particularly former head coach Habib Beye, has indicated that the injury is serious, raising questions about Jacquet's recovery timeline and his upcoming move to Liverpool, which is set to be finalized in the summer after the current season. This situation poses a challenge not only for Jacquet, who is at a pivotal point in his career, but also for Liverpool as they prepare to integrate him into their squad following the conclusion of his recovery.

The impact of this injury could have several implications, including affecting Liverpool's defensive strategies and potentially altering their approach to future transfer decisions if Jacquet's recovery takes longer than anticipated. Fans and the club will be closely monitoring his progress as they look forward to his eventual debut at Anfield.