Liverpool forward Sadio Mane could be out of action for up to six weeks after picking up a hamstring injury on international duty, the club said on Tuesday.
A statement on the club's website said he was substituted just before the end of Senegal's 2-0 World Cup qualifying win over the Cape Verde islands on Saturday.
"It has now been confirmed that he picked up an injury during that fixture that could keep him out of action for up to six weeks," the statement said.
Mane's absence is a huge blow for Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp after the forward scored three goals in four Premier League appearances this season.
The injury is especially badly timed for Klopp with Liverpool's bitter rivals Manchester United visiting Anfield on Saturday.
Liverpool are already seven points behind United in the Premier League and can't afford to drop points against Jose Mourinho's inform United.
Sane's value to Liverpool has been immense since his move from Southampton in 2016, but he has struggled to stay fit.
He scored 13 Premier League goals last season despite missing the whole of January due to the Africa Cup of Nations.
AFP/London
A statement on the club's website said he was substituted just before the end of Senegal's 2-0 World Cup qualifying win over the Cape Verde islands on Saturday.
"It has now been confirmed that he picked up an injury during that fixture that could keep him out of action for up to six weeks," the statement said.
Mane's absence is a huge blow for Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp after the forward scored three goals in four Premier League appearances this season.
The injury is especially badly timed for Klopp with Liverpool's bitter rivals Manchester United visiting Anfield on Saturday.
Liverpool are already seven points behind United in the Premier League and can't afford to drop points against Jose Mourinho's inform United.
Sane's value to Liverpool has been immense since his move from Southampton in 2016, but he has struggled to stay fit.
He scored 13 Premier League goals last season despite missing the whole of January due to the Africa Cup of Nations.
AFP/London
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