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However, ahead of Saturday's match in Georgia, questions remain over his condition.Those worries have been echoed by former Hungary captain and manager Janos Csank, who has condemned the Reds for not replacing Szoboszlai earlier against Palace.Via Blikk, he said: "I was really annoyed. Szoboszlai went down on the pitch in the first half, and at half-time I was certain he wouldn't come back on for the second half."Then I saw him standing there on the pitch, with black tape on his leg, his knee.
More Info."Half-time comes, and then he sends him back on injured, with his knee bandaged. I just don't get it."Make sure you don't miss the biggest sports news and strongest opinion by making the Daily Express one of your Google preferred sources.The midfielder (right) has been given clearance to link up with the Hungary squad (Image: PA)A statement from the Hungarian Football Federation earlier this week read: "[Szoboszlai], who was substituted in the 69th minute of Liverpool's match yesterday, is undergoing tests following the usual protocol in such cases."We will, of course, keep the public informed of developments as soon as possible."It was later confirmed that Szoboszlai would stay with the squad, which was unlikely to have pleased Iraola.Speaking to the press following the match, the Reds manager conceded he would be reluctant to see Szoboszlai leave for international duty, yet acknowledged the player's wish to represent his nation.He said: "The last thing we need now is to lose players in the international games.
Last time, we lost three very important players."It's the last thing we need, so I hope he can take care of it. I think he extended a little bit the knee, he was fine, but not 100 per cent."So he has to be careful to see if he can play with the national team or not, but also hope that it doesn't happen like the other international break when we lost Alex [Alexander Isak], Cody [Gakpo], Dom.
