(Reuters) - Trent Alexander-Arnold's injury cast a shadow over Liverpool's 2-0 Premier League win at home to Aston Villa on Saturday, with the English defender being taken off in the first half with what manager Arne Slot said was a "serious" concern.

Liverpool defender Trent Alexander-Arnold is set to withdraw from the England for upcoming Nations League fixtures against Greece and the Republic of Ireland and will remain a doubt for upcoming club games after the international break as well.

Trent Alexander-Arnold suffered a hamstring injury in Liverpool's 2-0 win against Aston Villa on Saturday, meaning that he's likely to miss England's Nations League doubler-header next week

Arnold's injury cast a shadow over Liverpool's 2-0 Premier League win at home to Aston Villa on Saturday, with the English defender being taken off in the first half with what manager Arne Slot said was a "serious" concern.

Trent Alexander-Arnold was forced off with a hamstring injury in Liverpool's 2-0 win over Aston Villa on Saturday.

Arne Slot spoke to BBC Match of the Day after Liverpool's victory against Aston Villa: "Three home games [this week] and that always helps when you play in front of these fans. Tough opponent today, it wasn't an easy one.

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Liverpool are reeling from the loss of Trent Alexander-Arnold to a 'serious' injury blow with the right-back going off against Aston Villa in the Premier League at Anfield on Saturday night. The 26-year-old went down just after the 20-minute mark during the game against Unai Emery's side,