Liverpool coach: No player can make up for Arnold's absence

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has confirmed that there is no player in the world who can replace Trent Alexander-Arnold, after the right-back suffered a knee ligament injury that will keep him out of the team for several weeks.

And the British news agency "BA Media" reported that Arnold's absence is a painful blow to Liverpool, which hopes to continue the competition for the quartet, as the team faces a crucial month that includes facing its host Manchester City, the leaders of the English Premier League, on April 10.

Klopp does not have a ready substitute in the first team.

Joe Gomez can play at right-back but prefers to play as a central defender, and the Liverpool coach must devise a plan to hire him with the duo James Milner and defender Conor Bradley.

Klopp said: "Trent is out with a hamstring injury, so he will not be in the England national team. There is no good news."

"We'll see how much time it takes, but of course, finding a replacement for Trent is difficult but possible. We always do that."

And he added: "The way he plays, I don't know any player who plays like Trent in the world. So it will be difficult to find a replacement."

"We have an atmosphere. In theory we can change the system as well. Things like this, so we have two options, but you're right, it's very effective," he emphasized.

He confirmed: "If you look back when Millie had to play in his place he did a very good job. He just has to be ready and then everything will be fine. I don't know if he will be available on Sunday (against Nottingham Frost in the FA Cup)."

"Maybe we have a very small solution in Bradley as well," he explained.

Klopp has fears of injury to Mohamed Salah as well, who was ready enough to participate as Biddle in the match that the team won against Arsenal on Wednesday, a match that witnessed Trent's injury, but he completed it to the end.

Klopp added: "Salah felt a slight pain in his foot after the match, so we have to see what they do with this pain."

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