Liverpool have received a significant boost ahead of their upcoming fixtures, as key players Alisson Becker, Jeremie Frimpong, and Alexander Isak edge closer to full fitness. After weeks of uncertainty surrounding the trio’s availability, the club has now provided a clearer picture of their recovery timelines.
Alisson Becker
The Brazilian goalkeeper, who has been sidelined with a muscular injury, is nearing a return to full training. According to club sources, Alisson is expected to be back in contention within the next two weeks, depending on his response to the final phase of rehabilitation. His absence has been felt deeply, and his return will be a major relief for Arne Slot, who values Alisson’s leadership and composure between the posts.
Jeremie Frimpong
New signing Jeremie Frimpong, who picked up a knock in training, is making steady progress and could be available sooner than expected. The medical team has confirmed that he is recovering well, and if there are no setbacks, the Dutch wing-back could feature in the matchday squad within 10 days. His energy and pace down the right flank have been missed, and his return will add much-needed width and attacking dynamism.
Alexander Isak
Forward Alexander Isak has also been on the injury list, but encouraging reports suggest that he is ahead of schedule in his recovery. The Swedish striker is likely to make his return to full training later this month, with a potential match return projected for early December. His comeback will strengthen Liverpool’s attacking options as the team prepares for a busy winter schedule.
With all three players nearing a return, Liverpool’s squad depth looks set to improve significantly — a timely boost as the Reds continue to fight on multiple fronts in the Premier League and Champions League.
