According to Varzesh3, Florian Wirtz, during the 2-0 victory of Liverpool against Brighton, left the pitch due to injury, but the first examinations show that the German star's injury is not serious.
Liverpool secured a confident win against Brighton at Anfield, and with this victory reached fourth place in the Premier League table, but Florian Wirtz's injury has raised concerns in this team's camp.
Wirtz, in the 58th minute, at the time of trying to stop Yassin Ayari while he himself had fouled him, felt pain in his ankle area. The German star continued the game for a while after receiving medical aid, but about seven minutes later it became clear that he could no longer continue his work. In the 65th minute, while limping, he left the pitch and went straight to the dressing room.
Wirtz had spoken with Andoni Iraola, Liverpool's head coach, moments before leaving the pitch.
Wirtz himself, at the end of the match in a conversation with Sky, said that the necessary examinations have not yet been carried out, but he does not imagine his injury is serious. He explained that in recent weeks his ankle has twisted slightly a few times and he must manage this problem so that he can take the field in the next game as well.
Moments ago, Liverpool FC announced the initial diagnosis: Wirtz has suffered an "ankle injury", but the initial signs indicate that he is not facing a severe injury.
Wirtz also scored one of Liverpool's goals in this match. In the 17th minute he opened Brighton's goal with a shot that changed course after hitting Pascal Gross. This was Wirtz's second goal in recent days. On Tuesday night he had also scored in Liverpool's 4-3 victory over Villarreal in the Champions League.
Wirtz in recent weeks had faced criticism about his performance, but he himself has emphasized that he pays no attention to these talks: "I don't think about it at all. It really doesn't matter to me what others say about me. Anyone who wants to can talk about me. I play football because I enjoy it and of course I want to succeed."
Source: Varzesh3
