According to reports from the Press Association, Liverpool’s right-back, Trent Alexander-Arnold, is anticipated to be sidelined for a fortnight due to a hamstring issue. The 26-year-old player had to leave the field during the first half of Saturday’s 2-0 victory against Aston Villa, indicating a problem to the bench in the 25th minute. The PA news agency indicates that scans have reportedly revealed the injury to be a low-grade concern, potentially keeping him out for approximately two weeks. This timeline could allow Alexander-Arnold to make his return for the match against Southampton on November 24, after the upcoming international break. Following the away game at St Mary’s, Liverpool is scheduled to host Real Madrid in the Champions League, followed by a Premier League fixture against Manchester City on the subsequent Wednesday and Sunday, respectively. Post navigation Motherwell Fan Expresses Disappointment, Questions Halliday’s Non-Celebration After Hampden Defeat Dele Alli Confirms Everton Departure, Citing Need for “New Page”