Liverpool's Alisson Becker Returns for Concussion Assessment After Brazil Match

The goalkeeper was substituted following a head collision during Brazil's World Cup qualifier and will undergo further evaluation in Merseyside.

Alisson Becker sustained a suspected concussion during Brazil's World Cup qualifying win against Colombia after a collision with Davinson Sanchez in the 78th minute.
Brazil's team doctor, Rodrigo Lasmar, confirmed that Alisson showed no signs of fainting or memory loss but felt slower, prompting his substitution as a precaution under concussion protocols.
Liverpool has confirmed that Alisson has returned to Merseyside for further medical evaluation by the club's medical staff.
This incident adds to Liverpool's growing list of injuries, including key players like Ryan Gravenberch and Ibrahima Konate, ahead of their next Premier League match on April 2 against Everton.
The situation highlights ongoing concerns about player safety in football and the challenges clubs face managing injuries during international duty.