Alisson issues injury update after Liverpool goalkeeper suffers suspected concussion
Alisson says he is ‘fine’ afterbeing force to has withdrawn. From Brazil’s squad with a suspecte concussion.
Alisson clashe heads with Davinson Sanchez สมัคร UFABET วันนี้ รับเครดิตฟรีสำหรับสมาชิกใหม่ during Brazil’s 2-1 win over Colombia in their World Cup qualifier on Thursday night.
Both the Liverpool goalkeeper and Sanchez were substitute.
Speaking after the game, Brazil’s team doctor, Rodrigo Lasmar, reveale that Alisson had ‘minor complaints’ after his collision with the Colombia defender.
‘Alisson suffere a head injury and was replace due to a suspecte concussion,’ Lasmar said.
‘We will now follow the CBF protocol, and he will undergo the recommende imaging tests, a CT scan and then a diffusion MRI. If all the tests are normal, we will procee and perform a cognitive test. Then we will evaluate the player.
‘If everything is normal, we will continue to monitor the situation over the next few days. Today, we will do the tests and all the necessary assessments.
‘I believe you saw the images of him on the bench and after the game. He is completely normal now, without any complaints. During the treatment on the pitch he did not report any fainting or memory loss, he was conscious and oriented the whole time.
‘We substitute him because he had minor complaints, he thought he was a little slower and there was some possibility of a concussion, so in cases of this suspicion, the recommendation is to substitute the player.’
However, Liverpool confirme on Friday afternoon that Alisson has now left Brazil’s camp and will return to Merseyside.
A statement from Liverpool read: ‘The goalkeeper was force off in the second half of his nation’s World Cup qualifier with Colombia in the early hours of Friday following a collision.
‘Alisson is travelling back to Merseyside and will undergo assessment from the Reds’ medical staff.’
But in a post on Instagram later on Friday evening, Alisson wrote: ‘Hey guys, just to let you know I’m fine. Just have to follow the protocols.
‘Thanks for the messages.’