Jordan Henderson Eyeing Liverpool Return After International Break

Jordan Henderson should miss near three weeks of movement as he recovers from a hamstring injury.

Liverpool were by then short on numbers in midfield before their club captain limped off with 20 minutes to go in the new 2-1 victory over Newcastle, with Henderson missing the Merseyside derby against Everton in view of the injury.

Fortunately, Henderson shouldn’t be sidelined for quite a while as The Athletic note that a compass on the midfielder’s hamstring just included a minor strain.

Hence, the 32-year-old should miss a further three weeks of action and is even sure of being adequately fit to expect a section in England’s Nations League matches against Italy and Germany later in September.

Should that plan turn out to be exact, Henderson would miss Champions League social affairs with both Napoli and Ajax, as well as Premier League games against Wolverhampton Wanderers and Chelsea.

Liverpool face Brighton on October 1 and the expectation is that Henderson will be open for that game.

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Midfield has demonstrated to be a certified trouble spot for Jurgen Klopp, who got Arthur acquired from Juventus on Deadline Day to help with making up the numbers.

Naby Keita and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain are both hurt – basically enough to see both miss Liverpool’s Champions League group – while Thiago has scarcely returned to getting ready following dealing with his own hamstring injury.

Fabio Carvalho, who started the Merseyside derby nearby Harvey Elliott in midfield, is dubious for Wednesday’s Champions League opener directly following encountering a dead leg against Everton, while Curtis Jones continues to be studied as he attempts to return from a calf injury.