Liverpool’s injury woes have reached crisis levels, with Jurgen Klopp’s squad facing a relentless onslaught of setbacks. The manager’s options are rapidly diminishing, resembling water evaporating under the scorching desert sun. Each day brings with it another ominous update on key players sidelined from action.

The absence of Stefan Bajcetic, Ben Doak, and Joel Matip due to long-term injuries has already depleted Liverpool’s defensive ranks. Furthermore, the recent sidelining of Thiago Alcantara, Dominik Szoboszlai, and Trent Alexander-Arnold has added to the team’s woes.

The situation worsened over the weekend as Diogo Jota and Curtis Jones sustained injuries against Brentford. Darwin Nunez and Mohamed Salah also picked up knocks in the same game, casting doubts over their availability for upcoming fixtures, including tonight’s game against Luton and the impending Carabao Cup final.

However, the latest blow could be the most significant yet, revolving around Alisson Becker. Dorival Junior, head coach of the Brazil national team, revealed that he doesn’t expect Alisson to be fit for Brazil’s upcoming friendly fixtures in March. Alisson’s hamstring injury, sustained before the Brentford game, is likely to sideline him for crucial upcoming matches, including the Carabao Cup final against Manchester City and the clash with Everton.

Losing Alisson is a monumental setback for Liverpool, given his integral role in the team’s success. Widely regarded as one of the best goalkeepers globally, Alisson’s absence will be keenly felt. While Caoimhin Kelleher is a capable deputy, he faces a daunting task filling Alisson’s shoes.

Liverpool must now navigate through this challenging period with hope and resilience, keeping their fingers crossed for a swift recovery for their star goalkeeper.