NewsLiverpool's injury list, suspensions and availability

​​​​​​Last updated on March 23

• Injuries

Stefan Bajcetic

Bajcetic is yet to play in the 2025-26 season due to injury.

Arne Slot on January 30: "He's not training yet. So, he constantly gets close to the team and then he has a little setback and then comes close and has a little setback, so we're hoping and expecting to have him very soon, again.

"But at that moment of time he trains with us again, then he's been out for six, seven, eight months [with] no first-team training. So, as much as I'd like to have him back, we have to manage the expectations with him as well."

Alisson Becker

The goalkeeper missed the Premier League defeat at Brighton & Hove Albion and will not be involved in Brazil's upcoming matches.

Slot on March 21: "Alisson will definitely be out during the international break and let's see afterwards."

Conor Bradley

The Northern Irishman is set to be out for the rest of the season after sustaining a significant knee injury against Arsenal on January 8.

He underwent surgery for the issue in the days after and then began a spell of rehabilitation.

Bradley on January 14: "A big blow but surgery is done so the comeback starts now. It won't be for a little while but I already can't wait to get back playing for Liverpool FC and Northern Ireland."

Federico Chiesa

Chiesa appeared as a second-half substitute in the defeat at Brighton but then withdrew from the Italy squad for their March fixtures.

A statement from the Italy national team on March 23 read: "Federico Chiesa, whose condition was assessed upon arrival at the Federal Technical Centre, was deemed unavailable for the next two matches and, in agreement with the club, left the national team’s training camp."

Hugo Ekitike

Ekitike came off early in the first half of the loss at Brighton following a collision.

Slot on March 21: "Hugo, I think he could play tomorrow if he needed to. It was a dead leg, as you call it here I think."

Wataru Endo

Endo was stretchered off in the second half of the win at Sunderland on February 11 with a foot injury.

Slot on February 19: "Wata will be out for a long time. We don't know exactly how long - but long."

Alexander Isak

Isak is currently on the sidelines after undergoing surgery on an ankle injury that included a fibula fracture on December 22.

He sustained the issue while scoring against Tottenham two days prior.

Slot on March 17: "Alex is, like I said, not available for tomorrow but the fact that you see him on the pitch tells you that he gets closer and closer to joining us again."

When asked if he now has a more definitive timescale in mind for Isak’s return, Slot replied: "No, not really, but he will not be available for Saturday as well. As long as you don’t train with the team yet, you are not ready to play."

Giovanni Leoni

The defender is recovering from an anterior cruciate ligament tear suffered at the end of his debut against Southampton in the Carabao Cup in September 2025.

He is not expected to play again in 2025-26.

Slot on September 26: "He is not in a good place, of course, because he tore his ACL and it means he will be out for a year. Being so young and coming to a new country and playing so well in your first game... it's very hard to take the positive side.

"There's never a positive side - but you always try to look at a positive side and that is that he is still so young, so he has so many years still to go after he recovers from a terrible injury like that."

Mohamed Salah

The attacker picked up a muscle injury in the Champions League victory over Galatasaray on March 18 and as a result has been sidelined.

Slot said on March 20: "Indeed, [it's] unusual. As a result of that I think you can expect the outcome. So, [he's] not available for tomorrow [against Brighton].

"The good thing for Liverpool and for us is that we go to an international break. The bad thing for Egypt is that he can't go there.

"We are hoping also with what Mo has shown in the past that he can recover faster than other players might in similar situations because he takes such good care of his body. History has shown that he can be earlier back than some others.

"But it's only two weeks when we go again so let's hope in that period of time he can be back."

• Suspensions

No Liverpool players are currently suspended.