Arne Slot gives Curtis Jones injury update as player huge doubt for PSG game

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Liverpool FC NewsFeaturesCurtis JonesThe midfielder did not emerge for the start of the second half against Fulham after sustaining a groin injury in the first half at Anfield — his participation in the midweek Champions League quarterfinal is now in doubtCurtis Jones is likely to miss Liverpool's Champions League win game against PSG, according to Arne Slot(Image: Getty Images)Arne Slot said he does not expect Curtis Jones to be fit for Liverpool’s Champions League game against Paris Saint-Germain on Wednesday, after the midfielder sustained a groin injury in the 2-0 win over Fulham.The Reds ended their three-match losing streak with an impressive victory at Anfield on Saturday. Instead, Ryan Gravenberch took his place.After the match, Slot revealed he expects the issue to keep Jones out of the midweek Champions League second leg at Anfield.“He felt a little bit his groin,” said the Dutchman.

I would be surprised if a player comes off that he is available for Tuesday.Jones celebrated Salah's goal, but did not return for the second half(Image: Getty Images)“I would almost say welcome to our season. But it’s a win, and that’s what we should be very happy with.”Reflecting on the victory, Slot added: “Of course, I am happier than after losing 4-0 and 2-0 [in the last two games].“A good first half.

We were already close a few times, couldn’t convert one of the chances, and then Rio had a good moment.Slot was delighted with the three points against Fulham(Image: Getty Images)“Just before that, I felt Fulham got a bit more into the game, so it was really helpful that Rio had a great one-v-one moment and scored a great goal. Then you're quite comfortable at half-time.“It [the dressing room] is a better place than it was two or three days ago or a week ago,” Slot added.“But it's also not that after we win, then all of a sudden everything is good again.