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Alisson (concussion) traveled back to Liverpool for assessment after suffering a concussion in Thursday's 2-1 victory against Colombia. He shared an update on social media, stating, "Hey guys, just to let you know I'm fine! Just have to follow the protocols! Thanks for the messages."

Alisson was forced off in the 77th minute of Thursday's 2-1 victory over Colombia in the CONMEBOL World Cup qualifications due to a suspected concussion, Brazil's national team doctor Rodrigo Lasmar confirmed in a press conference, per the Liverpool Echo. "Alisson suffered a trauma to the head region, he was replaced by a suspected concussion. Now we will do all the CBF protocol, it will undergo recommended imaging tests, a computed tomography, then a resonance with diffusion. If all the tests are normal, we'll follow up and do a cognitive test. And then we will evaluate the player. In the possibility that everything is normal, we will make a sequence of observations in the coming days. Today, we will do the tests, all the necessary evaluations. Alisson is normal, with no complaints. He reported no fainting and no memory loss. He thought it was a little slower. In this complaint, the recommended is the replacement of the player."

Gravenberch (undisclosed) will miss both Netherlands matches against Spain in the Nations League on March 20 and March 23 due to a fitness issue sustained in the Carabao Cup final on Sunday, the OnsOranje announced.

Alexander-Arnold is ruled out for Sunday's Carabao Cup final against Newcastle, coach Arne Slot said in a press conference. "Trent is not available, he won't be there. He is still to be assessed, but we do expect him back before the season's end."