World class Liverpool stars should not play for the club again

Although we don’t know exactly when, in the near future, Liverpool has been able to welcome three stunning acquisitions to the team that won the Arne Slot title.

The defensive side will be restored through the contract between Bournemouth’s Milos Kerkez and Dutch speedster Jeremy Fripon, but Florian Wiltz is on the verge of signing Anfield’s record and is likely likely to join Frimon on his move from Bayer Leverkusen.

The Premier League champions have barely strengthened in the last three transfer windows, making their 20th top flight title even sweeter, but are contaminated with some degree of scathing as Trent Alexander Arnold left next month.

Torrent’s emotional farewell

Alexander Arnold has been criticised on social media for his lack of emotion in the accumulation of the finale that will stop the show at Anfield on Sunday, but the 26-year-old never wore a heart on his sleeves.

However, after Liverpool drew alongside the palace to close the title, it can be said that he was not freighted by the clergy.

The vice captain will abandon his position next month when he joins Real Madrid on a free transfer.

After all, the rise of Alexander Arnold from the Academy was synonymous with an era of sustained success for nearly a decade.

He made his professional debut under the wing of Klopp in the League Cup when he won Tottenham Hotspur 2-1 in the fourth round.

Alexander Arnold then wiped out a lot with his boyhood club and left the Premier League with more assists than any other defender in division history. He wins it twice and actually leaves with a gold medal around his neck.

Trent’s glittering Liverpool heritage is undisputed, set in stone. But his actions have slowed down a bit.

Certainly, the way he overturned interviews throughout the year was a sort of severity in rebutting his awful performance against Manchester United, his pointy celebration at West Ham United, to fans question his love for the club.

If he had been more open from the start, a big failure could have been avoided. Alexander Arnold may certainly have taken the leaves from Caoimhin Kelleher’s book. Shotstopper should also leave this summer, but he’s giving him everything and transparency.

Liverpool must say goodbye to Kelleher

Finishing his contract at the end of next season, it appears that Kelleher will leave Liverpool this summer.

At the age of 26, Republic of Ireland International featured 67 times with Liverpool’s first team. His efforts as Virgil Vandic Dick, Alison Becker’s assistant skipper, praised him as a “world-class” player.

While Alison is widely considered to be one of the biggest goalkeepers of his generation, his biggest weakness was his inability to step on the water on the fitness front.

The fact that Kelleher has enjoyed such regularity over his years as Liverpool players highlight why the slots need a stable number two to challenge Allison to the top spot between the sticks.

Kelleher made this role work very well Jurgen Klopp even declared him He was “the best second in the world” after winning the Carabao Cup against Chelsea in February 2024.

After returning in 2015, he rose through the academy and left Ringmahon’s Rovers in his Irish homeland, Kelleher is now complete.

However, he wants first team football this summer, and Liverpool can’t offer it to him. He must be sold. In a recent report suggesting that something like Aston Villa is preparing to set out for new meadows, Emi Martinez is interested in their moves.

FSG acted ahead last summer and agreed to a £209 million fee with Valencia, Georgia goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili, 24.

According to FBREF, Kelleher has ranked in the top 1% of goalkeepers in Europe’s top five leagues in the past year in terms of clean sheet percentage (50%), but only the top 38% of save percentages, commenting on the strength of Liverpool’s backline.

He is still a great goalkeeper and has the potential to achieve greatness, but he pales in comparison to Allison. That’s not his trust.

However, the Valencia star in front of the net is being cherry picked as it could reach Alison’s level. Certainly, he is said to be the “absolute monster” of shotstoppers with the commander presence of Spanish journalist Paco politics, and can make “impossible saves.”

He proved his worth and then deserved to be Euro 2024, a true wall on the Georgia side, which managed to reach the quarterfinals after beating Portugal, he was awarded the acclaim of the best goalkeeper and was taken for granted.

Already believed to be “one of Europe’s best shot stoppers.” Talent Scout Jacek KuligLiverpool could be the winner. It is understandable that Kelleher should be allowed to search for new chapters of his career.