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Liverpool have picked a pretty unfortunate moment in the season to be struck with a seemingly relentless stream of injuries. The Reds are having to fend off Manchester City and Arsenal in the Premier League title race, while they're also still flying in the Europa League and FA Cup. Oh, and there's the small matter of a Carabao Cup final clash with Chelsea this Sunday too. Jurgen Klopp must be cursing his side's luck as he welcomes a spirited Luton Town to Anfield on Wednesday evening in the Premier League, the Hatters one of the few sides to deny Liverpool victory so far this season. The Reds could be without 11, yes ELEVEN, players for the visit of Luton midweek, so let's take a look at those missing for the league leaders. Goalkeeper & defenders Alisson hasn't featured since the Arsenal defeat / Shaun Botterill/GettyImages Liverpool have players absent all over the pitch and will still be without the influential Alisson Becker for Wednesday's match. T...

Joe Gomez has opened about how various injuries throughout his Liverpool career have impacted his mental Health . The defender joined Liverpool back in 2015 and, while he has made over 150 appearances for the club in that period, Gomez has spent a lot of time on the periphery due a number of injuries. Gomez suffered a cruciate ligament injury early on in his Reds career, missing over 100 games due to the ailment, and has missed 129 games since then with various other problems. Speaking with Jacamo and CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably) as part of the launch of a new collection of adidas activewear, the England international has discussed how these injuries ended up rocking his world. "Once I got injured, I had a lot of spare time, I think that's the biggest thing you notice as a player, that when you're on the pitch training you don't have time to be thinking, you're just in your subconscious enjoying the Game ," he explained. "I had a couple of l...

Naby Keita has admitted that things 'didn't go so well' during his recently concluded five years at Liverpool, but remains full of praise for how manager Jurgen Klopp treated him. Keita arrived at Anfield with big expectations from fans after a transfer in excess of £50m was arranged nearly a year in advance, especially having established himself as one of the best young midfielders in the Bundesliga with RB Leipzig. But injuries took their toll and, in his final season, he managed only five starts in all com Pet itions. Keita was let go by Liverpool at the end of the campaign, having played his last Game for the club in as early as February because injury had curtailed his season. Overall, Keita never enjoyed an injury-free season with Liverpool and never stared more than 16 Premier League Game s in any given campaign. He has now agreed to join Werder Bremen on a free transfer. READ THE LATEST LIVERPOOL NEWS, TRANSFER RUMOURS & GOSSIP feed "Even though things d...