Why Mohamed Salah will be absent during Nottingham Forest vs Liverpool match tomorrow

Jurgen Klopp, the manager of Liverpool, gave a report on his 12 injured players who are out.

Klopp, Liverpool’s boss, has said that Mohamed Salah will not play when the Reds go to Nottingham Forest on Saturday in the Premier League. Salah missed most of the last two months because of an injury to his leg he got at the Africa Cup of Nations.

The winger came back for a short time in Liverpool’s 4-1 win over Brentford on February 17. He scored one goal and set up another in the big win. After the fact, though, it was said that he had felt pain in the same spot.

Salah has since missed Liverpool’s last three games. There are 12 injury worries for the game against Forest on Saturday, and he is one of them.

Klopp said this about his star player’s recovery: “I don’t think Mo is too far off, but he won’t be on the field tomorrow. After that, we have to go.” You can touch and go. Mo is a little longer, so maybe next week is a better time. He is surely on his way back. “Not today or tomorrow.”

Liverpool hopes that the number of injured players will go down over the next few weeks. The winners of the Carabao Cup still have five games to play before the international break. This break is set aside so that long-term absentees can slowly return to first-team training.

Once Darwin Nunez and Dominik Szoboszlai start training again on Thursday, their fitness level will be checked. Endo Wataru has also not been seen, and he might train later today.

In other news, Klopp said that Alexis Mac Allister and Andy Robertson have been sick this week. The Liverpool manager really wants the unknown bug to stay away from his team so that it doesn’t cause any more problems.

“Darwin and Dom worked out with the team yesterday.” “Let’s see what they do,” the 56-year-old German said.

“Endo and Robbo didn’t, but they’re going to join a plan today.” Ibou (Ibrahima Konate) is nothing, just sharing time. It’s okay with Lucho (Luis Diaz). Maca is okay. Take a look.

Macca was sick for one and a half days, and Robbo was sick for the same amount of time. I hope it hasn’t spread.”

After the success of Klopp’s “Klopp’s Kids” against Southampton and Chelsea, Liverpool will likely bring another young team to Forest. Liverpool beat Southampton in the FA Cup on Wednesday thanks to two goals from Jayden Danns and a goal from Lewis Koumas, who is also 18 years old.

At least five Forest players are questionable for the game against Liverpool because they are hurt. The coach, Nuno Espirito Santo, wants Ibrahim Sangare and Willy Boly to come back from knee and hamstring problems.