Liverpool and Canadian International Rylee Foster who plays as a goalkeeper in the Women’s FA Championship. The 23 years old who has shown up to support her teammates in recent weeks is hoping to make an inspirational come back and resume her career.

The Canadian International Rylee Foster says she is now focused on making a full recovery after a horrific car accident in Finland left her in fear that she may never play football again.

Foster went to Finland to meet some of her friends back in November international break but unfortunately met a roadside accident which left her badly injured, including seven fractures to her neck.

Rylee Foster was subsequently fitted with a special halo device to keep her neck mobilized and initially worried that her career may have to come to a temporary end, but her prognosis is looking far more positive after a recent scan.

123 days later… the last day with the Halo on.
Thankful for all the support, the prayers, and the belief through this entire journey.
Looking forward to the next stage of recovery💪🏼
You’ll Never Walk Alone#YNWA #LFC pic.twitter.com/mm7UP4vH0V

— Rylee Foster (@_ryleefoster) February 28, 2022

Rylee has been showing up to support her teammates during the recent games and has been optimistic about her return and extremely thankful for all the support she got during this tough time.

Rylee Said: 123 Days Later, Last Day with the Halo on.

Doctors have confirmed that Foster’s fractures are knitting together naturally with the help of the halo, which she will soon be able to remove if her recovery continues to run smoothly.

The Canada youth international has been present at Liverpool’s recent games to cheer on her team-mates and is optimistic of joining them back on the pitch in the future after a serious health scare.

Looking forward to the next stage of recovery, You’ll Never Walk Alone.

An inspiration to us all ❤

This is the emotional story of @_ryleefoster's continuing recovery, following a serious road traffic accident back in October… pic.twitter.com/JOGh6fQtHs

— Liverpool FC Women (@LiverpoolFCW) February 15, 2022

“I was told that my injury should have made me a tetraplegic – basically not being able to breathe or talk on my own,” she told TSN last month. “I’ll be quite honest with you, the reality of me actually being able to walk, breathe, talk on my own was significantly amazing. So, very fortunate for that.”

Her medical team is hopeful that she can make a full return to playing soccer in about a year.

“My body has responded so well to everything, considering the injuries I had,” she said prior to receiving the news about her latest scans. “I had contusions on my lung that looked like I had cancer, basically – that’s how badly destroyed they were from the accident. And they were recovered in three days. So, it’s one of those things where my body is working. It just might take a little bit longer than expected.”

“I want to do the sport I love. That’s the one thing you identify with, but to have that stripped from you and then be an outsider, it’s challenging,” she said.

“I think, for me, it was just about being able to share my experience. I’m not someone that’s really good at holding everything in,” she said. “It was also about sharing ways that I’ve learned that other people may not have been able to adapt as I could. So, I thought, ‘Well, why not share what I can do for the future people, unfortunately, who have to be in this kind of device.’”

Foster is focused on taking it day by day, TikTok by TikTok.

“I’m hopeful that this time next year, I could be on the pitch again, fully back to normal,” she said. “I don’t know… but anything can happen. And so far, miracles have happened.”

Reds manager Jurgen Klopp says playing a Merseyside derby after great European tie is a long way from perfect.

Jurgen Klopp discussed his outrage that Liverpool should play a Merseyside derby only three days after the first leg of their Champions League quarter-final against Manchester City.

The Goodison derby has now been moved to Saturday at 12.30pm after the first leg against Pep Guardiola’s men at Anfield at 7.45pm on Wednesday night.

The Liverpool supervisor additionally gave a response to the draw with the Citizens in Europe’s chief rivalry.

He proposed it was “not cool” to play another domestic team, but instead it was a long way from perfect for City either.

Klopp stated: “I didn’t expect anything, I didn’t wish anything, I’ve said before I don’t surmise that it’s cool in the Champions League to play against a group from your particular nation.

“In any case, that is the means by which it is, and at last it was quite clear it would happen.

“I believe it’s an outright dream draw – for all Man United fans.

“I honestly wouldn’t fret. I don’t need to set up that match until at that point, at that point I will begin considering it a ton before we play Manchester City.

“I knew it would be troublesome and that is troublesome. The uplifting news is it’s troublesome for Man City too. I saw (City chief of football Txiki) Begiristain’s face after the draw, and it didn’t resemble his Christmas and Easter had come on the one day. It’s diligent work, that is great.”

Klopp at that point turned his considerations to his displeasure regarding the switch in the Merseyside derby to 12.30pm on Saturday, April 7.

“There will be a moment that I’m anticipating that game. (Man City).

“Be that as it may, at the time I’m substantially more in the Watford state of mind, and I’m as of now furious frankly. I heard a moment back that the Premier League will set our match against Everton to 12.30pm on Saturday.

“I know nations where they drop entire match days, so their groups are in an appropriate shape. We play Wednesday night against Manchester City and afterwards at 12.30pm three days after the fact. I just heard a moment prior.

“That is not excessively cool but rather we need to go the most difficult way possible, and I’m utilised to that also.”

Inquired as to whether the moving of the game would not help his group, Klopp was resolute.

“No. It implies the players get up on Thursday, eat or breakfast, and after that we prepare, and afterwards, we have auxiliary recuperation the following day, and later, we play at 12.30pm.

“It’s not immaculate, and we take it as it may be.

“On the off chance that I can’t be furious about something to that effect anything, if I must be politically right and say nothing, at that point I’m dead.

“I saw it. Whoever made the calendar didn’t think we’d make the quarter-finals since they gave us a Sunday game.

“It’s just Liverpool.”

Klopp said the game ought to have played at an “ordinary time” at 3 pm on a Saturday and said the five hours other City needed to plan for their game against Man United were unbelievably imperative.

Liverpool midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum has disclosed to ESPN FC that he needs to keep away from Manchester City in Friday’s draw for the Champions League quarter-finals, demanding it is too soon in opposition to confront an English opponent.

Five-time European champions Liverpool and Premier League pioneers Man City are the leading English clubs as yet contending in this present season’s Champions League following the round of 16 ways out of Tottenham, Manchester United and Chelsea.

The two sides could be matched with each other or European heavyweights Real Madrid, Barcelona or Bayern Munich. Pariahs Roma and Sevilla are additionally potential adversaries. However, if Liverpool can maintain a strategic distance from one possible coordinate, Wijnaldum trusts that they evade a two-legged conflict with City at this phase of the competition.

“Actually no, not currently, I would prefer not to play an English group now,” Wijnaldum disclosed to ESPN FC. “To be reasonable, we played Manchester City two times, and I think the first game we had a red card, so that was a troublesome match.

“Be that as it may, the second game at home, it was a decent match for us. I additionally think the supporters delighted in it so regardless of whether we play Man City, I think we have two great games.”

Lionel Messi’s dazzling execution for Barcelona amid their 3-0 win against Chelsea at the Nou Camp on Wednesday, when the Argentina star softened the 100-goal obstruction up the Champions League with two strikes, affirmed the La Liga pioneers status as the competition top choices. However, Wijnaldum demands that every one of the surviving groups all charge regard.

“To be reasonable, they are for the most part great groups,” he said. “They have just demonstrated that in the Champions League assemble stages that they are a decent group, so it doesn’t make a difference who we make them go, to be a troublesome game.

“It doesn’t make a difference mostly, on the off chance that you achieve the last, who you’re playing.

“I figure each group now simply needs to make the last and they don’t consider their identity is going to play against.”