I hate internationals.
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Hasnât David Lynch suggested itâs precautionary and he will likely to be fit for Sunday
Itâs always precautionary until theyâre out for six weeks.
Thing is, when they pull a player, itâs because he felt something. More often than not, that something isnât nothing.
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Ryan Gravenberch was substituted in the second half of Liverpoolâs clash with Manchester United after appearing to twist his ankle.
The mechanism - inversion and plantarflexion at the ankle, raises concern for a lateral ankle sprain. These typically involve the ATFL and, in some cases, the CFL too.
Potential Recovery Times
Grade 1: 0.5â2 weeks (most likely)
Grade 2: 3â4 weeks
Grade 3: 4â6+ weeks
Arne Slot confirmed further assessment will take place in the coming days to determine the extent of the damage.
Lateral ankle sprains often look worse than they are, if swelling and instability are minimal, a Grade 1 sprain and a quick return are most likely.
Liverpool face Eintracht Frankfurt in the Champions League midweek and will be racing against the clock to make it. However, any ligament damage confirmed on imaging could see him sidelined for several weeks.
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Assume this was 3 days agoâŚ
Was this a result of that cunt Mbueno leaving one on him?Another one who thinks he can take liberties because weâre as soft as shite.
Seems he is missing from training but doesnât really tell us much, see what Arne says later.
Do they?
Ryan seems to have the knack for going under the radar with those performances.
Another anonymous showing. No defensive shield and painfully limited in possession.
Massively overrated as it stands.
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Slot said it himself near the end of last season while praising him, that he also needs to improve his passing game.
You cannot get out of every situation by doing his trademark move, dribbling past someone or carrying the ball. Itâs impossible, no matter how good you are.
Heâs not ready to be a single pivot, I donât think. The moves we made this summer just leaves us with even more questions whatâs the right selection, shape, partnerships, etc.
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Worst is how he so often turns the wrong way.
He so often has an easy quick pass forward to play yet decided to turn and play back to the defence. Itâs so wasteful.
His ability of nipping in and win an interception is also lost with how we press. Hard to see his usefulness at the moment. Except for perhaps we havenât anyone else, Endo? 
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If Gravenberchâs form would turn to deserving to be dropped (which I donât think is the case yet, Mac is still battling though to return to 100% shape and consistent form), I think Jones would takeover that deepest role of the double-pivots. Not Endo. It might be a zone to keep monitoring what to do over the next transfer windows.