Liverpool striker sustains knee injury

Below is a summary of the full article. Click here for the full version from DaveOCKOP or go back to LFC Live.

A Liverpool striker has sustained a “minor knee injury” after scans were completed as confirmed by the club. Image Credits: Imago Images Liverpool’s growing injury list has been an unwelcome sub‑plot to their push at the top end of the Premier League table.

Supporters will tune in hoping to hear positive news on the men’s side – but elsewhere at the club there has already been a disappointing update. Liverpool FC have confirmed that women’s forward Mia Enderby has sustained a knee injury, forcing her to withdraw from the latest England Under‑23s squad.

A club statement read: “Mia Enderby has withdrawn from the England U23s squad due to injury.” “The Liverpool FC Women forward was stretchered off immediately after scoring the opening goal in her side’s 2-1 win over Everton in the Adobe Women’s FA Cup last weekend.” “Scans have since confirmed that Enderby sustained a minor knee injury when colliding with Everton goalkeeper Courtney Brosnan.” “She will therefore not play for England U23s during the March international break, instead remaining with her club to continue her rehabilitation at the AXA Melwood Training Centre.” It is a blow given how influential Enderby has been for Liverpool Women over the past couple of seasons. This term she has continued to impress in the Women’s Super League, registering two goals and an assist in 14 league appearances and regularly providing energy and direct running from the flank.