Bola.net – Liverpool will most likely change the squad in the transfer market next summer. There are a number of players in the Reds’ squad who might be better off leaving when offers come their way.
Liverpool will soon part ways with Jurgen Klopp. The German manager has decided to leave Anfield at the end of this season.
This summer will of course be very important for Liverpool. Bringing in a replacement for Klopp is a top priority for the Reds officials.
After that, Liverpool may want to reshuffle the squad in the transfer market. The new manager who will come in could change things a little at Anfield.
Apart from incoming players, there are several players who can also leave the club. Liverpool may need to listen to offers from other clubs.
Here are the five players Liverpool should let go of if they get an offer from another club.
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1. Mohamed Salah
Mohamed Salah’s expression after breaking into Brentford’s goal, Saturday (17/2/2024) (c) AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth
Mohamed Salah has taken the Premier League by storm since his arrival. He scored many goals and helped Liverpool achieve success.
But amid interest from Saudi Arabia, Liverpool may have to consider cashing in on Salah. The former Chelsea player can still make a lot of money.
The experienced Egyptian international will be 33 when his contract expires. He is potentially past his prime, which means his value will decline.
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2. Kevin Kelleher
Kiper Liverpool Caoimhin Kelleher. (c) AP Photoo/Jon Super
Finding a potential buyer for Caoimhin Kelleher is not too difficult. The reason is, the 25 year old player has appeared quite often this season.
Kelleher will certainly not be short of interest if Liverpool end up selling him. There’s no better time to break up than this summer.
Kelleher should play more often in the first team. However, with Alisson Becker at Anfield, that is almost impossible to happen.
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3. Andrew Robertson
Andrew Robertson in the FA Cup match between Liverpool vs Norwich City, Sunday (28/1/2024) evening WIB. (c) AP Photo/Jon Super
Andrew Robertson is still a regular player in the Liverpool squad. Therefore, he does not have to be sold next summer.
However, Robertson is now 30 years old and approaching the end of his contract. Listening to offers from other clubs might be wise.
Robertson’s playing time this season has been reduced due to injury. Therefore, maybe it is time for the Reds to bring in a new left-back.
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4. Joel Matip
Liverpool defender Joel Matip. (c) AP Photo
Joel Matip arrived at Liverpool on a free transfer from Schalke in 2016. The defender immediately adapted well to the Premier League.
The German-born defender has been unable to play for most of the season due to an ACL injury. He may never come back as the same player.
Matip’s contract at Anfield expires in the summer. Liverpool may not need to keep the 32 year old player.
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5. Curtis Jones
Curtis Jones’ celebration in the FA Cup match between Liverpool vs Norwich City, Sunday (28/1/2024). (c) AP Photo/Jon Super
It is common knowledge that Curtis Jones is a figure loved by Liverpool fans. However, he had difficulty becoming the main choice because there were many competitors in midfield.
Jones is often not included in Jurgen Klopp’s starting line-up. The 23-year-old could possibly leave his childhood club to change his fortunes.
Jones could possibly get an England call-up if he moves to another club. Every sale of academy products also represents pure profit from the Reds’ point of view.
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