That's how much Mohammed Salah is expected to miss.

The Egyptian was forced to leave the field after an intervention by Hamza Chodgediy in Reds' 2-1 win at Enfield.

Salalah ended up lying on the ground, while manager Jurgen Klopp expressed harsh words to Chogidi as he asked the Englishman to calm down, broadcast the news.net.

Fortunately for Liverpool, initial scans do not indicate any serious damage beyond a distorted left leg, without damage to wickedness or fracture.

Salah will continue to be monitored closely in Melwood this week, but Liverpool's sources have told Goal that he may appear at the next Reds match in Manchester United on October 20th.

His recovery will be helped by the fact that he has already left international duty with Egypt, after being granted permission to lose his country's friendly match against Botswana.