Here's the injury news for Liverpool, looking at Conor Bradley, Cody Gakpo, Florian Wirtz, Ibrahima Konate, and others.

Arne Slot's squad will be a bit thin when Liverpool plays Wolverhampton Wanderers on Saturday.

The Reds are trying to keep their unbeaten streak going (it's at seven games right now) against the team at the bottom of the Premier League. Even though Liverpool is expected to win, they aren't taking Wolves lightly, especially with Slot's injury concerns. This makes things a bit harder.

Here's a quick rundown of the injury situation before the game and who might be ready to play:

Florian Wirtz - Cramp

This midfielder had to come off late in the Spurs game. But Slot says Wirtz is doing okay and has been training this week, so he should be good to go against Wolves.

Expected Return: Wolves (Home), Saturday, December 27

Conor Bradley - Unknown

This right-back was subbed out at halftime against Tottenham. Bradley got some treatment in the first half after running into Djed Spence. He played until halftime, but now it's a coin flip whether he'll play against Wolves. Liverpool will check on Bradley's condition on Friday.

Possible Return: Wolves (Home), Saturday, December 27

Ibrahima Konate - Unknown

This defender has been in the starting lineup for every Premier League game this season. Things have been looking up recently. But Konate wasn't seen at training on Tuesday. He was also missing from a photo Liverpool put up on Christmas Eve. It's possible Liverpool is keeping a close eye on him, or he's not training for another reason.

Possible Return: Wolves (Home), Saturday, December 27

Cody Gakpo - Muscle Problem

This winger hasn't played in the last three games. But the injury isn't as bad as Liverpool thought. He's got a small chance to play against Wolves.

Possible Return: Wolves (Home), Saturday, December 27

Joe Gomez - Muscle Problem

This defender had to be taken out during Liverpool's 2-0 win over Brighton earlier this month. Gomez is still out, but it's not thought to be too bad.

Possible Return: Leeds (Home), Thursday, January 1

Wataru Endo - Ankle

This midfielder hurt his ankle in the 3-3 draw at Leeds at the start of the month. There's no date yet for when the Japan international will be back.

Possible Return: January

Alexander Isak - Leg

This striker is going to be out for a while after fracturing his fibula against Spurs. Isak is on the injured list for at least a couple of months, and Liverpool won't want to bring him back too soon.

Possible Return: March

Giovanni Leoni - ACL

This centre-back is still recovering from an ACL injury. Leoni won’t play again this season.

Possible Return: August

Mo Salah - African Cup of Nations

This winger is playing for Egypt in the tournament. They're one of the favourites to win, and the final is on January 18. This means Salah could be gone for a bit.

Possible Return: Not Applicable

Dominik Szoboszlai - Suspension

This midfielder got his fifth Premier League yellow card of the season against Spurs, so he's suspended for one game.

Expected Return: Leeds (Home), Thursday, January 1

The Anfield crowd was ready to explode as the game started. It felt right that Alexis Mac Allister kicked off the celebration.

Back in April, Liverpool needed a win against Tottenham to clinch their 20th title. They fell behind early after a goal from their old player, Dominic Solanke, but Luis Diaz quickly tied it up.

The crowd was still buzzing from Diaz's goal when Ryan Gravenberch got the ball near Tottenham's box and passed it back to Mac Allister, who took a shot from about 20 yards.

The goalie didn't even see it! Mac Allister's shot flew into the top corner, setting off a party that lasted way past the 5-1 victory.

Everyone knew Mac Allister was a steal after his first season, costing only £35 million from Brighton in the summer of 2023.

But by helping Arne Slot's team win the title, Mac Allister, who also won the World Cup in 2022, proved he's one of the best midfielders around.

That crazy afternoon at Anfield now feels like a turning point for the player, who just turned 27 on Christmas Eve.

Mac Allister didn't start in the last four games of last season because of an injury. He had to miss Argentina's summer games, and everyone thought some rest would fix him up for the new season.

But it didn't work out that way. His training was messed up, and he was one of several Liverpool players who were trying to catch up in the first few months.

It's been rough, but surprisingly, he only missed one of Liverpool's 26 games this season due to injury—the 3-2 win against Newcastle in August. He also sat out the League Cup game against Southampton to rest.

He's had some good moments, like the winning header against Real Madrid in the Champions League in November. But he only has two assists. Mac Allister isn't contributing as much as he should and often looks a bit slow.

To be fair, he's been playing better lately. He played the full 90 minutes in six of the last eight games without any problems.

He's also getting used to a new spot. Last season, Mac Allister and Gravenberch were key in defensive midfield, but they only started together six times before November. Liverpool is trying to fit Florian Wirtz, who cost them £116m, into the lineup while also finding a place for Dominik Szoboszlai, who's been amazing this season.

His better play in the last few weeks has happened while he's been playing as a number 10, ahead of Gravenberch and Curtis Jones, but his individual performance hasn't always been consistent.

Still, he's an important player for Liverpool's coach, Slot, mainly because he can play different positions. Mac Allister became a dad for the first time in September and is halfway through his five-year deal. Liverpool will want to start talking about a new contract soon, especially since Real Madrid is supposedly interested in him.

For now, the main goal is to bring out the best in Mac Allister again. With lots to do in the Premier League and Champions League this season, Slot needs his star midfielder back in top form ASAP.