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Arne Slot reveals whether Ibrahima Konate and Conor Bradley will return from injury for Liverpool vs Leicester City
Liverpool host Leicester City in the Premier League on Boxing Day.
The Reds have had an incredible start to the season. We are almost at the halfway point of the campaign, and Arne Slot’s side are the favourites to win the title.
Liverpool will certainly go into the game against Leicester City as the favourites. They are always really strong at home, and i🅷f they play at their usual level, they should be able to blow the Foxes away.
Ahead of the game, Slot has shared an injury up𝔉date on two players.
Will Ibrahima Konate and Conor Bradley return from injury for Liverpool vs Leicester?
Ibrahima Konate and Conor Bradley have both impressed under Slot this season.
The Frenchman played every single game for Liverpool in the Premier League and the Champions League until he suffered an injury against Re𓆏al Madrid.
Bradley s𒆙uffered his hamstring injury in the very same gamꦕe. Like Konate, he has been out of action since and is working on his return.
Before the game against Tottenham, Slot claimeꦅd that Konate and Bradley both join first-team training🌄 at times but are not ready to start ().
There was some hope that they would be ready by Boxing Day, but unfortunately for Liverpool fans, they will have to wait a bit ꦬlonger.
In t🥃he embargoed section of his press conference, Slot was asked if Konate and Bradley will be av⛦ailable for the game against Leicester City.
The Liverpool boss quickly replied,🌜 as relayed on : 🌸“No!”

Is Federico Chiesa injured too?
Liverpool absolutely battered Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League in their clash before Christmas.
The Reds scored six thanks to a brace each from Mohamed 🌱Salah and🗹 Luis Diaz and goals from Dominik Szoboszlai and Alexis Mac Allister.
Konate and Bradley weren’t the only ones who missed that game – summer signing Federico Chiesa did 🦩not make it either, and Slot ha꧙s now explained the real reason why.
“He’s sick, ill. Unfortunately for him because he had some minutes against Southampton. But, unf🔯ortunately for him, he was sick in the last two days (before the Tottenham clash).
“So, we couldn’t bring him to the game.”