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Liverpool FC NewsFeaturesJordan HendersonJordan Henderson's World Cup appears to be over after the former Liverpool captain suffered a horrific injury after England's dramatic win over Mexico at the Azteca on Sunday nightJordan Henderson has suffered a freak injury while on international duty with England(Image: (Photo by Eddie Keogh - The FA/The FA via Getty Images))An injury expert has claimed that Jordan Henderson will be "lucky" to play again in the World Cup this summer, after the former Liverpool captain suffered a freak accident after England's win over Mexico in the round of 16 clash.The 36-year-old didn't play a single minute for the Three Lions at the Azteca, watching on from the sidelines as his nation just about beat the hosts 3-2 on the night. A Jude Bellingham double and a Harry Kane penalty were enough to separate the two teams, sparking jubilant scenes among the England players, coaches, and travelling support.However, it was in those celebrations that Henderson picked up a freak injury, as he slipped on the advertising boards and landed awkwardly on his arm.The former Liverpool midfielder had to be stretchered off and was hospitalized, as England boss Thomas Tuchel revealed his concern over the seriousness of the injury.While there is some uncertainty surrounding the extent of the injury and whether it is an issue with his wrist or his arm, there are now doubts over his inclusion for the rest of the World Cup.Injury expert Physio Scout on X revealed the potential injury issues from the video footage shown, and what it could mean for Henderson's time at the tournament.Content cannot be displayed without consentIf it is a wrist or forearm fracture, it is likely to take anywhere from four to eight weeks to recover from, while an elbow dislocation will take from three to six weeks to return from.It's then claimed that he would be "really lucky to play again in this tournament", with the final now just under two weeks away from taking place in New Jersey.That comes as a major blow for Henderson, depending on the outcome of the assessment at the hospital, which could impact the potential dream of winning the World Cup this summer.Jordan Henderson suffered a freak injury after England's win over Mexico(Image: (Photo by Martín Fonseca/Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images))It remains to be seen what sort of impact he could still have within the squad, offering more than just his quality on the pitch as an experienced guide off it.The injury for the Liverpool icon is the latest blow for Tuchel in his hopes of reaching the final, with Jarell Quansah's red card on the night meaning that another right-back option is now unavailable for the upcoming clash with Norway in the quarter-final.It remains to be seen how the head coach will deal with replacing both former Liverpool stars, as England face another battle to get further into the tournament.Choose Liverpool.com as a 'Preferred Source' on Google News for quick access to the news you value.Jordan HendersonEngland Football TeamFIFA World Cup
