Mohamed Salah, a prominent player for Liverpool, is returned from injury and might play vs Sparta Prague.

After recuperating from an injury, Mohamed Salah will start playing in the Europa League against Sparta Prague in order to prepare for his matchup with championship rivals Manchester City on Sunday.

Although the Egypt international only resumed training on Tuesday, Klopp acknowledges that the player would not typically be in the squad. However, given the current state of injuries (at least nine first-team players are out) and the nature of the season, the player travelled with the team.

The 31-year-old will also get an opportunity to get some rest ahead of this weekend’s Premier League match versus City. Since withdrawing from the Africa Cup of Nations early on January 18 due to a hamstring injury, he has only played 46 minutes in one substitute appearance against Brentford.

We must observe him; he is with us and has trained for two days. He exudes enthusiasm. But his return is so welcome. Before the first-leg match in the round of sixteen, Klopp declared, “It is really good and you can see he is happy.”

Mohamed Salah during a workout at the AXA Training Centre (Peter Byrne/PA): “It’s peculiar that you were out for so long, then you came back against Brentford, played a fantastic game, and then you were out again.”

“Two days of team training: players are now not in the squad in a different scenario, but the scenario makes sense now.

We need everyone at this extremely intensive time of the season, so while we must exercise caution, we also want to exercise caution.

Thus, let’s observe how long we may make use of him and similar resources. Yes, it’s simply positive news.

Salah’s comeback to health has sparked a spat between clubs and nations as Egypt turned down Liverpool’s plea to have their captain excused from an