Bad news! Jurgen Klopp gives the worst injury update for Liverpool

Liverpool is in great spirits after winning the EFL Carabao Cup last weekend and advancing to the quarter-finals of the FA Cup. Liverpool are still first in the Premier League with 60 points and need to continue winning games to avoid being overtaken by Manchester City and Arsenal. Man City is one point behind Liverpool, and Arsenal are two points behind. While Klopp is motivated to continue the winning streak, the German coach brings bad news after many sources suggested that their star player would make a comeback this Saturday.

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Liverpool is on course to win a quadruple this season after winning the EFL Cup this past weekend. Liverpool is first in the Premier League, in the Round of 16 of the Europa League, and is still in the FA Cup. In the FA Cup, Liverpool will play Manchester United in the quarter-finals of the FA Cup while they play Sparta Prague in the round of 16 in the Europa League.

Klopp was asked about a potential quadruple win this season. Klopp said, "Until we get asked about four trophies, we don’t think a second about it. You don’t think about it for one second. It’s not important. You try to find a solution for the next game."

Klopp gave an update on a couple of the injured players in the squad, like Dominik Szoboszlai, Darwin Nunez, and Mohamed Salah. The German coach gave some good and bad news. It will now be two weeks that Liverpool will be without Salah. Klopp said, "They all look fine, Macca was ill, Robbo had same thing, hopefully that hasn’t spread now. Darwin and Dom trained yesterday with the team. They look good. We have to wait to see how they react. I don’t think Mo is too far off. But he will not feature tomorrow."

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Klopp gives his opinion of Nottingham Forest

Klopp gave his thoughts of Nottingham Forest as Liverpool will travel to The City Ground. Klopp said, "I would say it is a great place to play, but a difficult one and will be tomorrow. They [Forest] need to win football games to reach their target. They’ve made a few changes for their last game. Hudson-Odi didn’t start, so we roughly know who to expect."