Mohamed Salah Begins Rehabilitation Program for Injury

Rehabilitation Program for Mohamed Salah

Mohamed Salah will return to Liverpool's AXA Training Centre on Wednesday to start an intensive rehabilitation program with the club's medical team. He suffered a muscle injury during a match with Ghana in the Africa Cup of Nations and the injury turned out to be worse than originally expected.

Salah was forced to leave the game in the first half and an agreement has been made between Liverpool and the Egyptian FA for him to receive treatment in Liverpool. Upon his return to Merseyside, Salah will immediately begin working with the club's medical staff.

The goal of the program is to get Salah back on the field as soon as possible, both for club and country. This will also give him the best chance to compete at AFCON if Egypt advances further in the tournament.

Updates on Salah's Rehabilitation

Salah's rehabilitation program is a top priority for Liverpool. The club is focused on getting him back in action as quickly and safely as possible. The medical staff will closely monitor his progress and adjust the program accordingly.

Salah's return will greatly benefit both Liverpool and Egypt. His presence on the field is crucial for both teams' success. Liverpool will be eager to have Salah back for their domestic and European campaigns, while Egypt will rely on him to continue their journey in AFCON.

Liverpool's Injury Update

In addition to Salah's injury, Liverpool is also dealing with other players' injuries. Trent Alexander-Arnold, Curtis Jones, Andrew Robertson, Dominik Szoboszlai, and Kostas Tsimikas are currently sidelined.

The club's medical team is working hard to manage these injuries and ensure a speedy recovery for all the players. Jurgen Klopp and his staff will be closely monitoring the situation as they aim to have all players fit and available for selection as soon as possible.