Liverpool Goalkeeper Alisson Becker to Make Comeback Against Wolverhampton

Liverpool's goalkeeper Alisson Becker is back in training and expected to rejoin the team for their upcoming match against Wolverhampton. Manager Arne Slot confirmed that Becker, recovering from a hamstring injury, missed the last two games where backup Caoimhin Kelleher stepped in. Liverpool has won four of its five league games.

Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson Becker is set to return to the lineup for the upcoming match against Wolverhampton in the English Premier League. The news comes after a positive update from manager Arne Slot on Friday regarding the Brazilian international's recovery from a hamstring injury.

Becker, who missed the last two fixtures—both significant victories over Bournemouth in the league and West Ham in the League Cup—was replaced by backup keeper Caoimhin Kelleher during his absence.

"We are expecting him in the whole (practice) session today," said Slot of Alisson. "We think he is available." The team has won four out of its first five matches in the league, underscoring a strong start to the season.

(With inputs from agencies.)