Liverpool are confident that Mohamed Salah will return from injury and play again before the season ends, easing fears that he had already played his final game for the club.
The 33-year-old forward was forced off during the second half of their match against Crystal Palace, sparking concerns of a serious hamstring injury. Given that Salah recently confirmed he will leave Liverpool after nine successful years, many worried the injury could bring an early and disappointing end to his time at Anfield.
However, the club has since reassured fans that the injury is only a minor muscle issue. They expect him to recover in time to feature again before the campaign concludes, meaning he could still make a final appearance in front of the home crowd.
While a return for the upcoming clash with Manchester United seems unlikely, there is hope he could be back for later fixtures, including games against Chelsea and Aston Villa, before the season ends at Anfield against Brentford.
Salah has enjoyed an outstanding spell at Liverpool, scoring over 250 goals and helping the club win major trophies. The latest update now gives fans hope they will get one more chance to see him play before he departs.
