Liverpool midfielder Alex Chamberlain has suffered an injury in a recent warm-up match, which not only kept him out of the Community Shield match against Manchester City in the early hours of Sunday morning (31st), but also means he could be in for a lengthy recuperation period. The 28-year-old England international only has one year left on his contract, and it seems that even if he does return to the field, the chances of him renewing his contract are very slim.
On the eve of the upcoming showdown between Liverpool and Manchester City, Reds manager Jurgen Klopp revealed Alex Chamberlain's injury: Alex has suffered a serious tendon injury that will take a long time to recover from, but fortunately does not require surgery. Many players in our team have suffered similar injuries, which is really frustrating.
In recent years, Alex Chamberlain has been mostly on the bench, and there have been rumors that he could leave the club this summer, with some teams such as Westham even showing interest in him. However, it is feared that this injury will deter potential buyers and he is likely to leave as a free agent next summer.
