Liverpool head coach Arne Slot says Jeremie Frimpong will miss “a few weeks” with a groin injury – a better outcome than the club had feared.
The versatile defender had to be substituted after four minutes of the 6-0 win over Qarabag on Wednesday.
The injury means the Reds have no recognised right-backs available to face Newcastle United in the Premier League on Saturday.
“He [Frimpong] will definitely not be in the squad tomorrow,” Slot said.
“He is out for a few weeks, but [it’s] not as bad as we thought, so something positive from something not so positive.”
Frimpong, 25, who signed for the Reds in May, suffered a hamstring injury earlier this season and missed several weeks.
Conor Bradley has already been ruled out for rest of the season after suffering a significant knee injury, involving damage to bone and ligament.
Another regular right-back option, Joe Gomez, will also miss the game against Newcastle after a recent knock, but Slot expects him back soon.
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