Mohamed Salah may miss Liverpool’s games following a recent injury update.

Mohamed Salah looks set to miss several key matches for Liverpool and Egypt in the coming weeks after his agent gave an update on the striker and his injuryShareBy Mark WakefieldTrendsBookmarkMohamed Salah in EgyptMohamed Salah in Egypt ( Photo: Visionhaus .Getty Images)Mohamed Salah could miss some crucial games for Liverpool following the forward’s latest injury update.Salah injured his back playing for Egypt at the Africa Cup of Nations against Ghana last week. The 31-year-old was substituted at the first half stoppage and now faces a difficult recovery.It was confirmed on Sunday that Salah will return to Merseyside to begin rehabilitation from injury. The FA and Liverpool have confirmed that Salah will return to the tournament on home soil following treatment, as long as Egypt remain in the competition.On Monday, Salahand#039’s agent Ramy Abbas gave an update on Issa’s injury. He confirmed that Salah could be sidelined for up to four weeks to recover from the injury, which he described as “more serious than first thought”.If this schedule turns out to be correct, Salah will miss several important matches for club and country. Salah will miss Egypt’s final group game against Cape Verde on Monday night before returning to Merseyside.Egypt advances to the last 16 by defeating Cape Verde. There is also a possibility of qualification if Egypt finish third in the group.If that happens, the last 16 exam will be held on the 27th-30th. From there, the quarterfinals will be played on February 2nd and 3rd, and the semifinals on February 7th. The final of the tournament will be played on February 11, and the third-place game will be played a day earlier.Mohamed Salah recovers from back injuryMohamed Salah recovers from back injury (Photo: MB Media/Getty Images)If Abass Issaand#039’s timetable proves correct, Salah will be sidelined until at least February 19. During that period, the Reds have several essential games in three competitions.The Reds face Fulham in the second leg of their Carabao Cup semi-final on Wednesday. The FA Cup fourth round tie with Norwich City this Sunday is a few days away.Liverpool then return to Premier League action on matchday 31 against Chelsea. in January. From there, Kloppand’s side travel to the capital to face Arsenal at the Emirates Stadium on February 4.Liverpool return to Anfield on February 10 to face Burnley before facing Brentford again on February 17. A possible return date for Salah could be the home game against Luton Town on the 24th. in February in the Premier League.However, if Liverpool get past Fulham on Wednesday, the Carabao Cup final should take place on February 25. This would mean the Luton match being rearranged and Sahand#039 possibly returning to Wembley Stadium. a chance to win the first major cup of the season..