Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers
belonging to the English Premier League football said that his striker Daniel
Sturridge is likely to be able to play in his team's match away to Swansea City
on Monday after the player's absence from England's two World Cup qualifiers
due to injury.
Sturridge scored a goal in three
games won by Liverpool and all 1 - zero which helped the team to lead the
league and Rodgers hopes Sturridge return to benefit the team to continue the
coolest start to the season in 19 years.
Sturridge has recovered quickly
from thigh muscle strain injury prevented him from playing for England against
Moldova and Ukraine, which has been surprising but Liverpool coach stressed the
striker commitment of playing with the England.
Rodgers said in a press
conference that "it was the specialists who made the decision (about his
not participating from both games of England) this was not a decision to Daniel
Sturridge."
He added, "Sturridge injured
out of the match against Manchester United ... and the medical device of
England decided and Liverpool said that he is unfit to go to games."
He continued, "But when you
go into a Monday game it will be two weeks have passed on the infection ... It
is for specialists say those who know better than me, it is suitable to return
to play."
He will support Liverpool, who
beat Manchester United before the World Cup qualifiers possibility of the
participation of three new players they Thiago Aalore and Mamadou Sako and
Victor Moses Chelsea striker on loan to Liverpool.
Rodgers said, "The beginning
was a strong team and the team enjoys a lot of confidence. These will add more
players to the squad and there will be great competition."
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