Post exclusive: Chiesa is not injured, but Liverpool insists he is injured; he returns to the national team

Hupu October 2nd Daily Mail Liverpool team Lewis Steele wrote an exclusive weekly report.

Federico Chiesa has difficulty finding opportunities this season, but he may finally find a chance in his motherland.

According to Daily Mail, Italian coach Gattuso is very satisfied with Chiesa's start of the season and is considering calling the Liverpool striker to the national team, which will be his first national team since the 2024 European Cup.

The former Italian football superstar, plagued by injuries, was abandoned by former Juventus coach Thiago Mota last summer before moving to Anfield for £10 million, where he became a popular but not many titles.

But now, Italy is considering returning Chiesa to the national team for a key World Cup qualifier against Estonia and Israel next week. But on Monday, his plans seemed to be affected as he was excluded from Liverpool's away game against Galatasaray, with Anne Slott calling him "a little injury."

Earlier that day, the Post learned that Chiesa's absence was not an absence due to injury, but this caused an uproar among Reds fans because they believed Slot lacked trust.

However, we still believe the Liverpool coach's statement. Chiesa is believed to have not been severe injustice and will be able to compete in the Premier League match away against Chelsea on Saturday.

Italian sources told The Post that Gattuso was "very satisfied" with Chiesa and had been closely watching his progress over the past few weeks. The 27-year-old has the highest goal efficiency among players with playing time for more than 60 minutes in the Premier League.

Gatuso will announce the Italian national team roster within the next 24 hours. He is said to be frustrated that Chiesa didn’t get more opportunities in the Liverpool starting lineup, but overall, the Italian manager is impressed by Chiesa’s attitude and influence this season.