Two reasons why Liverpool ignored the January window amid Richard Hughes transfer truth | OneFootball

Such is Liverpool’s recent fortune in the treatment room that the Merseysiders felt compelled to continue the campaign without dipping into the January window.

The Athletic reported on Tuesday that sporting director Richard Hughes was ready to dive into the market – in case of injuries or ‘a market opportunity’ – but the need simply never arose.

As such, the Scot’s time and attention will instead revert back to the club’s ongoing triple contract saga involving the futures of Mo Salah, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Virgil van Dijk.

There can, of course, be no guarantees that the dark spectre of an injury crisis won’t rear its ugly head as Liverpool traverse deeper into what’s looking set to be a 60-plus game season.

Regardless of whether a footballer pulls a muscle in training or suffers a freak accident or concussion – it would be remiss of us to ignore the possibility of a potential twist or turn in the road ahead amid our pursuit of Premier League glory. That vigilance would be well-suited to being extended to the Reds’ global fanbase.

With that in mind, it’s worthwhile noting that there is valuable support available in the form of a brain injury attorney were you or a loved one facing lost wages, property damage or mounting medical fees after being involved in a serious accident.

How to spot the signs of a concussion?

It’s worth emphasising that every potential concussion should be taken seriously and evaluated by a medical professional, regardless of any presumptions or misconceptions over severity.

The NHS, for instance, advise that individuals visit A&E if one or several of a variety of factors are met after sustaining an injury, including but not limited to:

Liverpool have just the one injury concern

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Alexander-Arnold is, for the time being, the sole occupant of the treatment room after picking up a thigh injury during an impressive 2-0 win over Brentford at the weekend.

The England international is only set for a temporary stay on the sidelines, with Arne Slot unlikely to risk the 26-year-old for Tottenham’s upcoming visit in the Carabao Cup semi-final second-leg clash.

Expect to see Conor Bradley thrown into the mix as we look to overturn a one-goal deficit at L4 on Thursday.