Andy Robertson Injury Update After Wolves Victory

Andy Robertson’s Injury Not Serious

Andy Robertson, Liverpool’s trusted left-back, suffered a knock during Liverpool’s 2-1 victory against Wolverhampton Wanderers, raising concerns among fans. The Scottish international was substituted late in the match after a challenge by Wolves’ Carlos Forbs, with Joe Gomez coming on in the 89th minute to take his place.

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Arne Slot Remains Optimistic

Liverpool manager, Arne Slot, provided reassurance following the match. Slot is confident that Robertson’s injury is not significant and expects him to be ready for training when the team returns to the AXA Training Centre on Monday.

Robertson’s Resilience in Tough Matches

Despite the challenge, Slot highlighted Robertson’s toughness, noting that the end phase of the match was particularly demanding. Forbs, a player familiar to Slot from his time in Dutch football, posed a real challenge for the defender. Nevertheless, Slot remained positive, saying, “I think it’s just a knock. He was a bit tired towards the end, but I expect him to be in training on Monday.”

Liverpool’s Next Steps

With key fixtures approaching, Robertson’s availability will be crucial for Liverpool. The Reds will be keen to see their defender fully fit and ready for the challenges ahead.