Scotland star Andy Robertson should be fit to return to action for Liverpool this weekend after he limped out of the 2-0 win over Denmark at Hampden on Monday night.
Robertson appeared to pick up a hamstring injury, being replaced for the final stages of the win, sparking fears he could be set for a stint on the sidelines after Scotland secured their place as one of the seeded sides in the draw for the World Cup playoffs.
(Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)
Anfield boss Jurgen Klopp praised the Scotland skipper for making the “right decision” in coming off rather than trying to play through it as he confirmed there’s a “good chance” he’ll be able to return for the Premier League side.
“Robbo was lucky, we can probably say. It was a little bit DOMS (Delayed onset muscle soreness), the intensity of all the games he played probably, rather than anything else,” Klopp told Liverpoolfc.com on Thursday.
“He was smart enough to [make] the right decision, he went off early, which he usually is not doing. But in this case it was absolutely right, and so there’s a good chance that he can be involved at the weekend.”
Robertson will face Scotland teammate Kieran Tierney and Arsenal this weekend as the two left-backs go head-to-head days after starring together for Steve Clarke’s side at Hampden.
NTOF now offers a YouTube channel featuring exclusive interviews, post-match discussion, in-depth debate, and much more – LIKE and SUBSCRIBE and don’t miss any of our videos.