Liverpool won't be able to expect on their forward for 2 months

The injury sustained by Liverpool's forward Diogo Jota in the match against Brentford has proven to be less severe than initially feared.

As reported by Record, the Portuguese forward did indeed damage the cruciate ligaments in his knee, but a medical examination ruled out a complete tear. This implies that instead of a 6-8 month absence, Jota will be sidelined for a period of 2 months.

This development signifies that Jota will be able to participate in the closing matches of the season in May, and there is also a possibility for his involvement in the UEFA Euro 2024.

Jota, recognized as the Premier League's Player of the Month for January, has amassed a total of 14 goals and 4 assists in 28 appearances across all competitions in the current season.

After 25 rounds, Liverpool sits atop the English Premier League with 57 points.