Liverpool's patron saint Alisson Biggar's hamstring injury problem seems to be dragging on, with Brazilian national team manager Dulivar Zulia regretfully announcing that the 31-year-old lock will miss the two international friendlies at the end of March against England and Spain due to the injury, suggesting that Alisson Biggar's return could be delayed until April.
Alichenbiga has suffered recent misfortunes, firstly a cold hit him and he missed the Premier League game against Generali, followed by an unfortunate hamstring strain in training and even then he had to bow out of the Premier League game against Binford.
Although Liverpool's head coach Gopp has yet to give a clear indication of how long Alichenbiga will be out, Durieva Zulia, in an interview with the media, has revealed that Alichenbiga will not be able to play for Brazil in the early hours of March 24th against England and in the showdown with Spain three days later. It is assumed that Alichenbiga will be out for at least another month and a half, while the Brazilian goal line will be manned by Manchester City goalkeeper Aidachen Moras.
