Roberto Firmino may not make Liverpool’s matchday squad for their Champions League semi-final first leg clash with Barcelona on Wednesday, reports claim.
The 27-year-old missed the Reds’ 5-0 win over Huddersfield with a muscle tear last Friday.
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Roberto Firmino’s potential absence would be a big miss for Liverpool
And despite returning to first-team training ahead of Liverpool’s trip to the Nou Camp, reports in Spain claim the striker will not recover in time.
Spanish outlet Cadenaser say ‘everything indicates that Firmino will not play’ in the first leg, which is live on talkSPORT.
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Anfield boss Jurgen Klopp revealed he is yet to make a decision on the Brazilian’s fitness.
On Tuesday, he said: â€If Bobby is 100 per cent ready to play, then he will maybe play.
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“He’s here. He trained today. Tomorrow we have another session and maybe I have to make a decision.â€
Divock Origi or Daniel Sturridge, who led the line against Huddersfield, are likely to be called upon if Firmino misses out again.
Adam Lallana has not travelled with the squad due to a minor muscle injury, while Fabinho has been passed fit after missing the Huddersfield win following a blow to the head in the previous game against Cardiff.
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