After this round of the Premier League, the Liverpool Echo updated the latest injury status of Liverpool players.

Isak is expected to return after the international break.

Isak was included in the game roster against Manchester City by Slott, but he did not appear in the game. He is expected to officially return after the international break. In addition, he was called up to the Swedish national team for the next two weeks of international competition.

Sloter said: "For Isaac, the recovery has entered the final stage. He has already trained with us twice, but the intensity is not enough for him to reach his best condition. If needed, he can play at any time to help the team."

Expected return date: November 22 at home against Nottingham Forest

Alisson is close to returning

Alisson has missed Liverpool's past eight games due to a hamstring injury, but Slott expects him to return after this month's international break.

Sloter said: "Alisson will definitely return after the international break, and he should have no problem."

Expected return date: November 22 at home against Nottingham Forest

Frimpong will continue to be absent

Since the 5-1 victory over Frankfurt, Frimpong has not been able to play, and he is not expected to return until December at the earliest.

Sloter said: "I also expect Frimpong to return after the international break, because we have games from November to March, but I don't think Frimpong can fully return to his best condition against Nottingham Forest."

Summer new aid Giovanni Leoni will be absent for a long time.

Another injured player in Liverpool is summer new aid Leoni. This young player is expected to be absent for a long time.

Sloter said: "His condition is not good because he tore his anterior cruciate ligament, which means he will be out for about 1 year. As a young man, coming to a new country and performing well in the first game, such an injury is difficult to accept. But we must look at the positive side, he is still very young, and there is still a lot of time to continue his career after recovery."