Liverpool

Bradley left the stadium on crutches after suffering a knee injury during Thursday's clash against Arsenal, with manager Arne Slot "fearing the worst" while awaiting a scan to determine the extent of the issue, James Pearce of The Athletic reports.

Bradley abandoned Thursday's 0-0 draw against Arsenal due to an apparently serious issue.

Ekitike (hamstring) is out for Thursday's match against Arsenal, freelance soccer reporter Chris Royce reports.

Bajcetic (hamstring) is still recovering from his injury and won't return before the end of the month, according to Gregg Evans and Guillermo Rai from The Athletic.

Ekitike (hamstring) still has to resume team training and remains a doubt for Thursday's clash against Arsenal, coach Arne Slot said in the press conference. "Hugo has not trained with us until now. Let's see if he can today. I've said when we played Fulham he wasn't going to be out for long but as games come too fast, he is in between maybe training with the team or taking one or two days extra."

Ekitike missed the last game due to a slight hamstring injury he felt during the final training session before the clash and will hope the issue is related to delayed onset muscle soreness in order to return for Thursday's clash against Arsenal, coach Arne Slot said in a press conference, according to the Liverpool Echo. "Yes, he travelled because he felt something during the training session. He felt something during the MRI scan and we got the results when we were flying. We were hoping it was a bit of DOMS (delayed onset muscle soreness), which he also had. It's not a big surprise he gets a bit of DOMS. We were hoping it would be DOMS and we could have used him as a sub but, unfortunately, we saw a bit more and couldn't take a risk."

Bradley assisted once to go with three crosses (zero accurate) and one chance created in Sunday's 2-2 draw against Fulham.