Liverpool defender Nathaniel Clyne will be sidelined for six months after picking up a Anterior Cruciate ligament damage during the pre-season friendly against Borrusia Dormtund.
Clyne, 28 has returned to England to commence his treatment and will miss six months of action which leaves Trent Alexander Arnold as Liverpool’s only recognizable right back.
Gutted with revelation, Klopp told reporters: “What can i say other than how gutted we all are for Clyney.
“He was training and playing so well- he was in outstanding shape. Clearly an injury of this nature isn’t a happy moment for any player, but the silver lining for him is that, according to the medical guys, it’s a straightforwards ACL injury.
“This means fixing it and coming back from it should follow a path that is free from pitfalls and complications”.
With Clyne out, Trent Alexander Arnold is now the only recognizable right back in Liverpool. Although, he was loaned out last season to Bournemouth and Liverpool still went to win the Champions League.
