Hungary have released a new statement offering an injury update on Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai…

The Hungarian Football Federation announced that Dominik Szoboszlai will remain with the national squad despite suffering a knee sprain during Liverpool's match at Selhurst Park. The federation confirmed that medical staff will evaluate the 26-year-old midfielder over the coming days, noting that any decision on his match availability will almost certainly be made at the last minute.
Hungary faces Georgia on Saturday in the Nations League before hosting Northern Ireland on Tuesday, November 17. Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola expressed caution regarding Szoboszlai's fitness, admitting he hoped the player would not risk further injury over the international break after finishing the previous game noticeably below 100 percent.
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