What happened to Jeremie Frimpong — and how long Liverpool could lose him

Jeremie Frimpong has handed Liverpool a fresh injury scare but it’s one that feels all too familiar.
The Dutch full-back was introduced at half-time for Cody Gakpo during the Netherlands’ 1-1 friendly draw with Ecuador national football team, but his night lasted just 12 minutes.

Frimpong suddenly pulled up, clearly uncomfortable, and was immediately taken off. Manager Ronald Koeman didn’t sugar-coat it, calling the situation a “real setback.”

While scans are still pending, the big concern is his history. Frimpong has already suffered three separate hamstring injuries this season, missing 19 matches.

Early signs point toward another muscle issue rather than impact damage.
If it is a mild hamstring strain, he could miss around 2–3 weeks. But a recurrence or more serious tear could stretch that to a month or more.

With Conor Bradley sidelined and Dominik Szoboszlai again a makeshift option, Liverpool’s right flank is quickly becoming a major concern at a crucial stage of the season.