Hugo Ekitike suffers serious ankle injury as Liverpool and France await updates after PSG defeat
Hugo Ekitike appeared to injure his right ankle after slipping in the 27th minute of the second-leg match at Anfield
Hugo Ekitike has handed Liverpool and France a major injury concern after being forced off during a Champions League quarter-final defeat to Paris Saint-Germain.
According to reports, the striker appeared to injure his right ankle after slipping in the 27th minute of the second-leg match at Anfield.
He received medical treatment on the pitch before being taken off on a stretcher and replaced by Mohamed Salah.
Liverpool manager Arne Slot said after the match that the injury could be serious: "It doesn't look good. It looks really bad, but it's difficult for me to say how bad. Tomorrow we will investigate further."
Liverpool were beaten 2-0 on the night, with PSG progressing 4-0 on aggregate after their first-leg advantage.
The injury could be a significant setback for both club and country, particularly with a major international tournament approaching.
"I think it is bad. I don't know, I have heard many things, I have no word to talk about that because with the World Cup coming it is very, very hard for him and I send him my prayers", said Ibrahima Konate.
-
Old Trafford set to say a heartfelt goodbye to Casemiro against Nottingham Forest
-
Manchester United beat Nottingham Forest in nail-biting thriller
-
Chelsea appoint Xabi Alonso as new manager on four-year deal
-
Ronda Rousey announces re-retirement following 17-second victory over Gina Carano
-
Man City faces crisis-hit Chelsea in FA Cup showdown at Wembley
-
Robert Lewandowski leaves FC Barcelona, shares emotional goodbye message
-
Why Justin Thomas, Keegan Bradley and Cameron Young were warned at PGA Championship
-
MLB star Josh Smith viral meningitis diagnosis leads him to the hospital
-
FIFA officials to offer ‘reassurance’ to Iran over World Cup participation amid US tensions
-
Stephon Castle leaves his mark on NBA history books as Spurs reach West Finals
-
Spurs crush Timberwolves to reach West Finals as De’Aaron Fox blueprint shines
-
Minnesota Timberwolves suffer total collapse against San Antonio Spurs
