Liverpool defender Daniel Agger is set to be out of action for a further seven weeks after suffering a recurrence of a back injury.
Sources close to the club have revealed exclusively to ClickLiverpool that the Danish international's return to first-team action has been delayed after pulling up in training with a strain.
Agger has had continuous problems with the injury since joining the Reds from Brondby in 2006.
It is believed that Rafael Benitez prefers the 24-year-old to partner Martin Skrtel in central defence but his injury problems have allowed Jamie Carragher to lead Anfield back line despite criticism from some elements of Liverpool's support.
Agger is expected to be available for the trip to Fulham on October 31.
Sources close to the club have revealed exclusively to ClickLiverpool that the Danish international's return to first-team action has been delayed after pulling up in training with a strain.
Agger has had continuous problems with the injury since joining the Reds from Brondby in 2006.
It is believed that Rafael Benitez prefers the 24-year-old to partner Martin Skrtel in central defence but his injury problems have allowed Jamie Carragher to lead Anfield back line despite criticism from some elements of Liverpool's support.
Agger is expected to be available for the trip to Fulham on October 31.


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