English footballer Trent Alexander-Arnold sustained a hamstring injury during Liverpool ’s Premier League 2024-25 fixture against Aston Villa at Anfield on Sunday, November 10. During the 22nnd minute of the match, Arnold was forced to leave the field after suffering a hamstring injury. However, it didn’t affect Liverpool much as they won the match by 2-0 with Darwin Nunez and Mohamed Salah scoring goals in the 20th and 84th minute respectively.
Liverpool head coach Arne Slot shared an update on Trent Alexander-Arnold’s injury, and also showed concern about his next international football involvement with England. The former Dutch footballer said that it would be a shock for him if Arnold returns to play for the national side next week. Notably, England are scheduled to face Greece in the Nations League fixture on November 15.
Let’s wait and see: Arne Slot on Trent Alexander-Arnold’s injury
In his latest interview, Arne Slot spoke about Trent Alexander-Arnold’s injury, and also mentioned that the team would evaluate the player to determine the full degree of his injury. “With Trent, he had to go out. We have to wait and see how he is doing,” Slot was quoted as saying.
He further added, “He (Trent) didn’t ask for it because he was tired, he asked because he felt something. That’s not a good sign but it’s always difficult so close after the game to tell you exactly what it is. Let’s wait and see. I would be surprised if he plays for the England national team this week but hopefully he can.”
