Alexis Mac Allister injury latest as Liverpool handed crucial training update

Liverpool has been handed another huge boost during the international break after .

of , and from their duties, with all three making it back in one piece, although Tsimikas did miss both of Greece’s games through illness. , meanwhile, has .

And will be delighted to see back in training in South America following his injury scare, having been substituted against Crystal Palace with a groin problem.

Despite the injury, the midfielder traveled for Argentina’s World Cup qualifiers against Venezuela and Bolivia, although he was left on the bench during the first of those fixtures. Manager Lionel Scaloni revealed ahead of that game that Mac Allister had been undertaking a personal programme as he worked his way back to fitness.

"Alexis is training differently,” Scaloni said. “Let's see if he is ready for the first game. For now he has not been able to train with us and we will make the decision if he is part of the squad or the bench, but today it is difficult for him. I think we have to take care of him. He is a boy who comes with a lot of games and today the situation is like this."

Ahead of this week’s meeting with Bolivia though, Argentina has shared a video that shows Mac Allister back training with his teammates, suggesting he will be available again. Argentine outlet confirmed the development, which will be welcomed as warmly at Liverpool as it will be in South America.

Slot already has some injury concerns ahead of next week’s return to action against Chelsea. Goalkeeper will definitely miss the bout, having been forced off against Palace and .

is another who looks likely to be absent, although the midfielder is expected to make his return later this month after fracturing his foot while on England U21 duty in September.

Slot will also be hoping for a positive update on after the winger missed the games against Bologna and Palace before the international break.

Liverpool.com says: Having Mac Allister back fit is a huge boost for Argentina and, more importantly, Liverpool. Fingers crossed Scaloni exercises caution with him against Bolivia, and he returns to Merseyside with no ill-effects from that groin problem.