Giovanni Leoni nearing return but ruled out for Liverpool's next matches
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 15, 2026, 2:25 PM
Last updated Sep 15, 2026

Giovanni Leoni is close to returning from a long-term injury but will not play in Liverpool's upcoming matches against Tottenham. Manager Andoni Iraola confirmed Leoni aims to begin training with the first team during the September-October international break. Leoni suffered a severe knee injury last September that sidelined him for almost a year. While Leoni's recovery has taken longer than initially expected, Iraola mentioned he is making progress. The team is looking forward to his reintegration into training soon.
- •Leoni suffered an ACL injury in September 2025.
- •Manager Iraola confirms Leoni will miss Liverpool's next two games.
- •Leoni is expected to start training during the international break.
- •Liverpool remains hopeful for Leoni's return to match fitness soon.
- •Leoni joined Liverpool from Parma for €35m plus bonuses.
- 2:25 PMYahoo Sports — Latest Leoni injury update ahead of Liverpool vs. Tottenham clash
"Giovanni Leoni is closing in on a return to action after a long-term injury lay-off, but the latest updates from Andoni Iraola confirm that he is not expected to feature in either of Liverpool’s nex...
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