Liverpool injury, suspension news and return dates for Wolves: Cody Gakpo, Joe Gomez, Curtis Jones latest

On the back of an exhilarating final Merseyside derby at Goodison Park, Liverpool return to their Anfield base for a Premier League date with Wolverhampton Wanderers on Sunday afternoon.

Arne Slot's men dropped two points in the most gut-wrenching circumstances on Wednesday evening, as James Tarkowski's astonishing 98th-minute leveller rescued a 2-2 draw for Everton before bedlam broke loose.

Nevertheless, the Reds now find themselves seven points clear of nearest challengers Arsenal in the Premier League table on the same number of games and should have fewer concerns about a possible surge from the Gunners given their attacking crisis.

In contrast, Liverpool have a near clean bill of health, and here, Sports Mole rounds up the Reds' latest injury and suspension news ahead of the clash with Wolves, who are hovering perilously close to danger in 17th position.

Cody Gakpo

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Status: Major doubt Type of injury: Knock Possible return date: February 16 (vs. Wolves)

Slot revealed on Friday that Cody Gakpo had to be substituted in the draw with Everton due to a knock, and the Dutchman's availability for the weekend is therefore up in the air.

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Status: Out Type of injury: Hamstring Possible return date: Unknown

Joe Gomez made his first appearance of 2025 in last weekend's FA Cup loss to Plymouth Argyle but lasted just 11 minutes before succumbing to a hamstring injury, one that is expected to keep him out of Sunday's game too.

Tyler Morton

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Status: Out Type of injury: Shoulder Possible return date: Unknown

Young midfielder Tyler Morton is facing weeks on the sidelines with a shoulder problem but will not be a huge miss, having not featured in any Premier League games so far this season.

Curtis Jones

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Return date: February 19 (vs. Aston Villa)

Curtis Jones reacted angrily to Abdoulaye Doucoure celebrating in front of the away end on Wednesday evening, and the midfielder's part in the post-match brawl saw him receive a second yellow card after the full-time whistle, meaning that he will serve a one-game ban on Sunday.

In addition, head coach Slot was also sent off by referee Michael Oliver at the end so will not be manning the touchline either.