BAD NEWS: Two key Liverpool FC stars are set to miss the showdown against Manchester City.

Liverpool return from the international break facing more uncertainty than clarity as Liverpool FC gear up for a crucial FA Cup showdown with Manchester City. What should have been a chance to regroup has instead become another test of squad depth and mental strength.

With Arne Slot already under scrutiny, this match could significantly influence how Liverpool’s season is judged. A trip to Wembley is within touching distance, but overcoming City—especially at the Etihad—remains a daunting task.

Injuries continue to be a major concern. It’s not just the number of absentees, but the importance of those missing at a critical stage of the campaign. Long-term setbacks have sidelined players like Conor Bradley, Giovanni Leoni, and Wataru Endo until next season, limiting options and forcing tactical reshuffles.

There are also fresh doubts ahead of the clash. Alisson Becker is unlikely to feature, which could see Giorgi Mamardashvili step in again, while uncertainty lingers in other areas of the squad.

There is some encouragement, though, particularly with Alexander Isak, who has returned to light training and is nearing full fitness. However, Slot has urged patience, insisting fans will see his best form next season rather than immediately.

Further forward, Mohamed Salah is expected back after responding well to treatment, offering a timely boost. His influence could be vital in such a high-pressure encounter.

Hugo Ekitike has also shown promising signs following his return during the international break, helping ease concerns in attack as the season approaches its decisive phase.

However, not all attackers are progressing the same way. Federico Chiesa continues to struggle for rhythm and consistency, with his role diminishing despite being fit—adding another layer of uncertainty as Liverpool enter a defining stretch of their campaign.

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