Liverpool’s top goalkeeper, Alisson, suffered a serious head clash during international duty and is now set for immediate medical evaluation before returning to the club.
During an international World Cup qualifier between Brazil and Colombia, Alisson collided with Davinson Sanchez in a dramatic clash. Both players exited the match at the 78th minute, raising immediate concerns over their health.
Liverpool confirmed that Alisson has withdrawn from Brazil’s national team. The goalkeeper now flies back to Merseyside for further evaluation by the Reds’ medical team.
Brazil’s medical staff has outlined a rigorous testing protocol. Doctor Rodrigo Lasmar confirmed that Alisson will undergo a CT scan and a diffusion MRI as initial steps.
The tests will check for any signs of concussion and monitor his cognitive responses. Doctors plan to follow a strict protocol that includes imaging tests and observation over the coming days.
Alisson showed no memory loss or fainting during treatment, but minor complaints prompted his substitution. His steady performance remains a key asset for Liverpool despite the injury setback.
Liverpool faces further challenges as key defenders Joe Gomez, Conor Bradley, and Trent Alexander-Arnold remain sidelined. Midfielder Ryan Gravenberch also withdrew from the Netherlands squad following an injury sustained against Newcastle.
The situation raises questions about Liverpool’s defensive strength as they push for the Premier League title. Fans can follow every update on fotnet24.net for the latest, accurate reports.
