‘Going to happen’ – Liverpool fans told to brace themselves for big-name summer exit from Anfield
‘Going to happen’ – Liverpool fans told to brace themselves for big-name summer exit from Anfield Liverpool fans have been warned to brace themselves for the exit of yet another long-serving stalwart from Anfield over the summer. We already know that Mo Salah and Andy Robertson are leaving the club at the end of this season, and another two-time Premier League winner has been the subject of intensifying speculation of late. DOWNLOAD THE OFFICIAL EMPIRE OF THE KOP APP FOR ALL THE LATEST & BREAKING UPDATES – STRAIGHT TO YOUR PHONE!
ON APPLE & GOOGLE PLAY Last week, Sky Sports reported that Juventus have made Alisson Becker a ‘top target’ for the summer transfer window, following on from Fabrizio Romano’s claims that a ‘serious approach’ has already been made by the Serie A club. Wyness: Liverpool likely to let Alisson leave this summer Former Everton CEO Keith Wyness has stated that the 33-year-old is likely to depart this summer, with Liverpool taking the opportunity to reap a fee for him with just over a year remaining on his contract. He told Football Insider ‘s Inside Track podcast: “I think that that is one that’s going to happen.
Alisson does fancy that, and it would make sense as well. Liverpool have got the backup there that they’re happy with and Alisson will go. “This is the last window they’ve got to try and get some value for him.
There is value at that age for a good goalkeeper like that. From what I’ve heard from the agents that I know, it does seem that it’s in pretty advanced discussions right now, so I would expect him to be going. ” Want more Empire of the Kop coverage?
Add us as a preferred source on Google to your favourites list for news you can trust Liverpool still need Alisson despite injury troubles Looking at the situation through a pragmatic lens, Liverpool selling Alisson this summer wouldn’t be illogical. He’s approaching the twilight of his career, but still at an age where the club could get a decent fee for him, rather than letting him depart for free in a year’s time. Also, he’s missed a lot of game-time over the past two seasons due to recurring injury problems , and the signing of Giorgi Mamardashvili was very much made with a view to having his long-term successor in place.