Liverpool Defender Ibrahima Konate Injured
Liverpool centre-back Ibrahima Konate has been sent home from the France squad due to an injury.
Konate was substituted during Liverpool's 2-1 loss to Chelsea and has been carrying the injury since. Despite this, he was included in the France squad to face Azerbaijan and Iceland.
- Konate was named on the bench for the win over Azerbaijan
- He will now return to Merseyside for further assessment
- Konate's contract is due to expire at the end of the season and he has yet to sign an extension
Alarm bells should have been sounding for Liverpool after news emerged that Konate was training alone ahead of Friday's game.
With a fixture against Manchester United next Sunday, Liverpool may have to turn to Joe Gomez due to Konate's injury.
Author's summary: Konate injured and sent home from France squad.
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