Alisson visibly furious as injury forces Liverpool to unexpectedly give goalkeeper debut

Arne Slot confirmed that Liverpool suffered a serious injury when Alisson was forced off during their 1-0 win at Crystal Palace.

The Brazilian goalkeeper has recently returned to the lineup after having thigh problems last month.

But he looks set to spend another season on the sidelines with an apparent hamstring problem, with the visibly furious 32 years hitting the ground in anger, while holding his head in his hand.

His injury forced Arne Slot in an unexpected debut for third goalkeeper Vitezslav Jaros.

Regular substitute Caoimhin Kelleher missed the trip to south London due to illness.

And this saw Jaros, who has enjoyed four loan spells away from Anfieldreplacing Alisson in the 79th minute in his first appearance for Liverpool.

Jaros has played for Irish side St Patrick's Athletic, Notts County, Stockport and, most recently, Austrian giants Sturm Graz.

And he made an impressive cameo from the bench, where he notably denied Eberechi Eze after the England international approached the goal.

For Alisson, he will now surely withdraw from the Brazil national team for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Chile and Peru.

Former Chelsea left back Scott Minto He fears the Reds No1 will miss some crucial games, and said during talkSPORT commentary at Selhurst Park: “You could see it as soon as he kicked the ball.

“He sat down and started hitting the ground with his hand; he knows that not only did he fall today, but he tore his hamstring.

“I'm worried about Liverpool, he could be out for a few weeks.”

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This could be a major concern for Slot as Liverpool's level of quality will take a significant step forward following the upcoming international break in October.

In their first Premier League match, Liverpool host Chelsea on Merseyside.

Just three days later they travel to Germany to face RB Leipzig in the Champions League, before taking on fellow title contenders Arsenal at the Emirates on October 27, a field in which they have lost in each of the last two seasons.

Back-to-back games against Brighton in the Carabao Cup and league follow, before Liverpool face Bayer Leverkusen and Aston Villa before the November international break.

Slot admitted after the match that he expected Alisson not to play in any of those games, and that the Brazilian would likely return to action after the upcoming international break in November.

He told TNT Sports: “It's true that the matches are difficult, but I also felt how difficult Wolves and Crystal Palace are, and it's very good that we won these games, but now it's up to us to show ourselves in the big games too. .

“Unfortunately, Ali won't be with us in those games, I guess, if you saw how he came off the field.

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“But it is also good to see that yesterday, with Caoimhin (Kelleher) ill, our third goalkeeper achieved this performance; It is always good for a team that everyone is involved in the results.

“He (Jaros) was really good, he had a very good season last season, he won the league and the cup in Austria, so we have a lot of confidence in him.

“I wanted to go out on loan again this season because I wanted to play again, but we said: 'Listen, in a club like this we also need a very good third goalkeeper', and today we proved we were right.

“And maybe for him it was a good moment to debut for Liverpool.”