It is a piece of good news for Liverpool, since the greatest player for Manchester City will not be able to participate in the crucial encounter against Liverpool that will take place on Sunday.

In the upcoming highly anticipated clash between Manchester City and Liverpool, there remains uncertainty surrounding the availability of Jeremy Doku to grace the field. Pep Guardiola confirmed that Doku’s absence in the recent Champions League encounter against Copenhagen was attributed to ongoing muscle concerns, shedding light on the intricacies behind the midfielder’s non-appearance. Notably, Philippe Albert, a reputable figure, lauded Doku as “amazing,” further emphasizing the significance of his potential absence.

Meanwhile, another blow struck Liverpool as Matheus Nunes endured a substantial finger injury during a basketball match, further complicating the squad’s dynamics.

Alisson Becker’s absence looms large for Liverpool, amplifying the challenges faced by the team. Nonetheless, Caoimhin Kelleher has risen to the occasion admirably, showcasing commendable performances between the posts.

Amidst the cloud of injuries, a glimmer of hope emerges as Dominik Szoboszlai and Mo Salah were spotted participating in team training and traveling with the squad for the Europa League encounter against Sparta Prague. Their potential return to action, particularly in midfield and attack roles, bodes well for Liverpool’s prospects.

Optimism lingers regarding their availability for the pivotal fixture against Manchester City at Anfield, with fans eagerly anticipating their potential contributions.

Comparatively, Liverpool’s injury woes appear more pronounced, though both clubs grapple with their respective injury concerns, underscoring the unpredictable nature of elite football.