A ‘challenging’ injury update has resulted in Liverpool’s full-back being declared out for the season.

A ‘challenging’ injury update has resulted in Liverpool’s full-back being declared out for the season. Valerian Ismael, the manager of Liverpool full

-back Owen Beck, has verified that his season has been prematurely terminated due to a hamstring injury. Beck has been playing on loan at Blackburn Rovers for the entirety of the 2024/25 campaign. Beck is one of the many promising youth players out on loan at the Reds this term.

He has made 26 appearances in all competitions for his temporary Championship employers. He had previously appeared in three senior matches for Liverpool at Anfield, with the majority of his action occurring in the youth divisions. Ismael, in anticipation of their Friday night match against Middlesbrough, informed Rovers TV on Thursday

that Owen Beck will be sidelined for the remainder of the season due to a hamstring injury. Beck will be sidelined for a minimum of eight weeks. Additionally, he verified that his teammate, Hayden Carter, sustained a six-week injury. He stated, “You are not only losing players; you are also losing the profiles.” Owen’s vitality and intensity, as well as Hayden’s physicality, are absent from your repertoire, despite their adaptability.

“I was cognisant of injuries prior to my arrival.” It is imperative that you collaborate with your staff to establish these relationships. It will always be challenging to establish those relationships if the players are constantly shifting due to injuries.”I was cognisant of injuries prior to my arrival.” It is imperative that you collaborate with your staff to establish these relationships.

It will always be challenging to establish those relationships if the players are constantly shifting due to injuries. “It is exceedingly difficult; however, we must confront these obstacles and devise viable solutions.” It is truly unfortunate for us at the present, particularly for the players. Beck’s rehabilitation location remains uncertain, whether it will be in Lancashire or on Merseyside. It was anticipated that he would

depart Ewood Park at the conclusion of this season and return to his parent club, with whom he has a contract until the summer of 2026. In any case, it is understandable that he would be disheartened to be absent during this critical period of the season. Rovers are currently ranked 11th in the Championship standings. It may appear that a mid-table finish is imminent with seven matches remaining; however,

they are only five points away from the top six and a spot in the promotion play-offs. Liverpool was more fortunate with Trent Alexander-Arnold’s ankle injury last month. While the full-back’s future beyond the conclusion of his contract is uncertain, he was not declared out for the season. However, he will be required to sit out for a number of weeks.