"I've heard he underwent surgery. I've heard that it went well. The plan is for him to be ready for the World Cup, and we are considering the process of rehabilitation after surgery. We don't know what will happen once surgery is performed, but the fact that he needs to play in the World Cup is something that he, the club, and we all understand and share."
"But after he landed awkwardly on his ankle midway through the second-half, Arne Slot confirmed that Endo could be out for a long while. Although no specific timeframe was put on the 33-year-old's recovery, Japan manager Hajime Moriyasu has now confirmed that Endo is hoping to be fit for this summer's World Cup."
Wataru Endo, Liverpool's Japanese midfielder and Japan national team captain, sustained an ankle injury during the match against Sunderland while playing as a right-back. He underwent successful surgery following the injury. Although no specific recovery timeframe was initially provided by Liverpool manager Arne Slot, Japan manager Hajime Moriyasu confirmed that Endo is targeting fitness for the World Cup in June. Both the player, Liverpool, and Japan's national team share the understanding that his availability for the tournament is a priority. Endo had performed impressively in his defensive role before the injury occurred midway through the second half.
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