Liverpool train without Salah, Isak and Alisson before Chelsea clash

Editorial Team
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Liverpool’s preparations for Saturday’s Premier League clash against Chelsea have been disrupted after Mohamed Salah, Alexander Isak and Alisson were notably absent from team training.

The Reds face a demanding test this weekend, but their squad depth appears to be severely stretched following Wednesday’s session.

Alongside the prominent attacking duo, first-choice goalkeeper Alisson and fellow shot-stopper Giorgi Mamardashvili also missed out on group activities.

Injury concerns mount for the Reds

Further compounding the selection headache, playmaker Florian Wirtz and central defender Ibrahima Konate were forced to work away from the rest of the squad.

The pair was spotted undertaking individualised fitness routines rather than participating in full-contact drills with their teammates.

These high-profile absences raise significant questions about the starting XI available to face the London club in just three days.

Crucial Premier League encounter awaits

The Egyptian forward has long been the cornerstone of the Merseyside club’s attack, while the Swedish international has added immense firepower to the frontline.

Losing both dynamic goalscorers simultaneously would represent a major tactical blow ahead of such a high-stakes domestic fixture.

Meanwhile, the simultaneous unavailability of the Brazilian veteran and the Georgian international leaves an unexpected void between the posts.

Supporters will be anxiously awaiting further medical updates from the club hierarchy before the weekend’s pivotal encounter gets underway.