Liverpool The 3-2 Premier League loss against Arsenal on Sunday left Colombian attacker Luis Diaz with a knee injury that is anticipated to keep him out until December, according to BBC Sport.
The 25-year-old Diaz underwent a scan on Monday; he doesn’t need surgery, but he won’t play for Liverpool again until after the World Cup.
Prior to the Premier League’s break for the World Cup, which begins on November 20, Jurgen Klopp’s team has 10 games left to play.
On December 26, Liverpool will travel to Aston Villa in their return to competition.
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After a knee injury from Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey just before halftime, Diaz, one of Liverpool’s better players in a lackluster start to the season, staggered out of Emirates Stadium on crutches and wearing a knee brace.
At halftime, Jurgen Klopp also decided to remove Trent Alexander-Arnold due to an ankle injury since it “did not seem good for both.”
On Wednesday in the Champions League, Liverpool will host Scottish powerhouse Rangers, and on Sunday in the Premier League, Liverpool will host Manchester City at Anfield.
