What It Means for LiverpoolDiogo Jota has become a vital part of Liverpool’s attack since his arrival. However, his recurring injury issues remain a concern for both the

Arne Slot has confirmed Diogo Jota has suffered a muscle injury as the Liverpool boss backs Darwin Nunez to deputise for the Portugal striker in the coming weeks

Diogo Jota is currently sidelined with a muscle injury and Liverpool must decide whether they need to bring in reinforcements.

For all his ruthless finishing, instinctive positioning and tireless pressing, injuries have been one of the prevailing themes of Diogo Jota's Liverpool career.

Liverpool attacker Diogo Jota responded with Arsenal's William Saliba and former Chelsea pair Antonio Rudiger and Thiago Silva as his toughest opponents.

Diogo Jota is a fitness doubt for Liverpool’s Premier League trip to Brentford tomorrow. The Portugal international made an instant impact off the bench when he scored in Tuesday’s 1-1 draw at Nottingham Forest,

Liverpool are almost certain to be without Diogo Jota for Saturday’s Premier League game against Brentford. The Portugal international came off the bench in midweek and scored the goal that helped snatch at point at Nottingham Forest.

Diogo Jota is a doubt for Liverpool ’s Champions League clash against Lille after he missed training on Monday. The forward came off the bench to score against Nottingham Forest last week and earn Liverpool a point, but picked up an injury in that cameo and was subsequently ruled out of the win over Brentford.

Diogo Jota’s latest injury highlights a familiar concern for Liverpool. While his talent is undeniable, his availability has been a consistent issue. As Lynch pointed out, “Liverpool might choose to run his contract down and use him when available.” For now, the Reds must adapt as they continue their pursuit of silverware.

Avoiding the play-offs, meanwhile, also ensures a clear week prior to travelling to Manchester City and hosting Newcastle in the space of four days in late February. For now, focus turns to overcoming Ipswich, who’ll be keen to recover from their 6-0 loss to City, this weekend.

Liverpool attacker Diogo Jota has listed Antonio Rudiger, William Saliba and Thiago Silva as the three toughest defenders he has ever faced.