The club has had an outstanding season, securing the Premier League title in Arne Slot’s first year as manager.
Slot faced the challenging task of succeeding Jurgen Klopp but quickly earned the trust of the Liverpool supporters. ..Continue Reading
With preparations underway for the transfer window, Liverpool is expected to make significant moves to strengthen the squad.
Trent Alexander-Arnold is set to depart when his contract ends, with a move to Real Madrid anticipated.
Meanwhile, Jeremie Frimpong, Florian Wirtz, and Milos Kerkez have all been strongly linked with a switch to Anfield.
Following Liverpool’s draw against Crystal Palace, second-choice goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher appeared to signal his intention to leave the club.
He said to Optus Sport: “I think I’ve said it before as well that I feel like I’m good enough to be a number one.
“I feel like I’m good enough to play week in, week out – and that’s what I’m looking to do.”
Kelleher added: “This season I was lucky enough to play a lot of games, but it’s definitely something I’m looking at.”
Caoimhin Kelleher has frequently stepped in as Liverpool’s backup goalkeeper behind Alisson Becker, proving to be a dependable option when called upon.
Throughout the latest season, he featured in multiple matches across various competitions, delivering solid performances and securing several clean sheets.
In recent months, speculation about his future has intensified, with several clubs—including Chelsea, West Ham United, and Newcastle United—reportedly interested in securing his services.
His situation has been under discussion ever since Liverpool finalized a deal to bring in Giorgi Mamardashvili from Valencia.
The Georgian goalkeeper is expected to compete for the starting role next season, potentially reshaping Liverpool’s goalkeeping hierarchy.
Speaking recently, Mamardashvili said: “They are looking at me as the Liverpool goalkeeper for the next ten years. So my next step will be the same as it was in Valencia, that I go and prove myself and show what I can do.
“The main thing is patience, training, and hard work. Everything else will come. I’m not considering another loan. I will spend next season at Liverpool, I think it will be good and training with Alisson will help me grow and gain experience.”
