Liverpool will travel to Molineux to face Wolverhampton Wanderers in the next round of Premier League matches. Manager Sloot has stated that Wirtz, who was previously injured, will be unavailable for this crucial game, and the manager will continue to monitor the midfielder's condition.

In addition, after the Premier League match against Wolves, Liverpool will also travel to face Wolves in the fifth round of the FA Cup.

Speaking about Wirtz's situation, Liverpool manager Sloot said at a press conference, "It's not much different from what I said after the last game. Tomorrow's game might be too early for him, and he might not be able to play in the weekend game either, so let's see how things turn out."

"However, we hope he can return sometime next week, maybe earlier, maybe a little later, but probably within that timeframe."

In the last round of the Premier League, Liverpool defeated West Ham 5-2 thanks to goals from Ektiik, Van Dijk, McAllister, and Gakerbo. After winning four and losing one of their last five matches, Liverpool currently sit fifth in the standings with 48 points, three points behind fourth-placed Aston Villa.

It is worth noting that Frimpong forced an own goal from Disasi in the match against West Ham, helping Liverpool secure the victory.

Slott said, "I think we're having trouble at the right-back position, though it's probably the most obvious one. Frimpong's return is certainly good, but limiting his playing time is definitely something I'm considering."

“We have three games in seven days, including a match against Galatasaray at Anfield and an early away game against Brighton. All of these factors must be taken into account, especially for players who have just returned from injury. But we also know the importance of each game, and this is a challenge for the analysis team, the players, and the manager together.”

In addition, Slott said, "I'm not the only one facing this problem, but I'd rather deal with how to allocate Flipon's playing time than see him still undergoing rehabilitation training with the medical team."

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