Latest injury news from Liverpool: Arne Slot suffers a significant injury in the wake of Diogo Jota’s update.

Liverpool’s most recent illness update involves Arne Slot receiving a significant injury, in addition to an update on Diogo Jota. Arsenal will host Liverpool at

the Emirates Stadium on Sunday afternoon. Mikel Arteta enters the match following a 1-0 victory over Shakhtar Donetsk in the Champions League on Wednesday night. Nevertheless, the Gunners were defeated by Bournemouth 2-0 in their most recent match in the Premier League. Arteta’s team’s poor performance was further exacerbated by the dismissal of William Saliba during the initial 45 minutes. Arne Slot has had an almost flawless debut on Merseyside, with the sole exception of a 1-0 loss to Nottingham Forest. However, Liverpool has a number of injury concerns to address prior to their critical match at the Emirates Stadium.

Moving forward Diogo Jota will be unable to travel to London due to an injury sustained during the victory over Chelsea. In the pre-match press conference on Friday, Slot was unable to provide a timeframe for the return of goalkeeper Alisson Becker, who is currently inactive. Prior to the international break, the Brazilian sustained an injury during his match against Crystal Palace. Harvey Elliott remains injured, having only made one cameo sub appearance in August before being incapacitated. The 21-year-old is currently unavailable due to a foot fracture. Federico Chiesa may be cleared to return to Liverpool training in time for Sunday’s encounter, according to more encouraging injury news for the Reds. Additionally, Conor Bradley may be physically capable of returning. “I think they (the injured players) feel good but not when it comes to playing [yet],” Slot asserted. “Federico Chiesa may train with us today or tomorrow; however, Diogo Jota is undoubtedly unavailable. We will determine whether Conor Bradley is available for tomorrow’s training.” “Alisson is making satisfactory progress, as anticipated; however, it is not a temporary recovery, rendering it exceedingly challenging to evaluate.” The most accurate assessment of an injury is at the conclusion, and he has not yet reached that point. I do not anticipate that Heim will be involved in the match against Brighton next week.