A former Chelsea manager has offered a significant hint about when one of Liverpool’s sidelined players could be back in action — providing a timely boost for Reds supporters eager for positive news on the injury front.
Speaking during media duties this week, the ex-Stamford Bridge boss suggested that the player, who has been out with a recent injury setback, is progressing well and could return sooner than initially feared. While he stopped short of giving an exact date, he confirmed that the forward is “very close to rejoining full training” and that the medical team is optimistic about his recovery.
Liverpool have been forced to cope without the influential attacker in recent matches, and his absence has been noticeable. The Reds have lacked his movement and clinical finishing in key moments, with fans growing increasingly anxious over how long he might remain on the treatment table.
The former Chelsea manager’s update, however, points toward a potential return in the coming days — possibly ahead of Liverpool’s upcoming fixtures, depending on how he responds to the final stages of rehabilitation.
> “He’s doing well. If everything goes as expected, he’ll be back with the group very soon,” the manager said.
With crucial Premier League and European matches on the horizon, the timing couldn’t be better. Liverpool’s attacking options will be strengthened, and the squad could regain one of its most dynamic threats just as the season starts to intensify.
For now, the message from inside the camp is one of cautious optimism — and fans will be watching closely as the countdown to his return continues.
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