Following his move to Saudi Arabia, Roberto Firmino will return to Liverpool in January.

Six major trophies were won by the striker while he was a member of Liverpool.

Roberto Firmino is scheduled to return to Liverpool, having visited the city just a few weeks ago.

The forward had an outstanding eight years at Anfield. After joining the Reds in 2015 from Hoffenheim, he went on to score 11 goals in 362 games and form a potent forward trio alongside Sadio Mane and Mo Salah.

Liverpool won six major titles, including the Premier League and the Champions League in 2019 and 2020, with the trio leading the front line. Additionally, Jurgen Klopp’s team placed second twice in the Premier League and Champions League, respectively.

Firmino, nevertheless, made the decision to conclude his time at Anfield last summer. Rejecting a new deal, he chose to sign a free transfer to Al Ahli, a Saudi Pro League team.

Still, Kopites still adore the Brazilian since he made a lasting impression on club legend. Fans will now get the opportunity to meet Firmino when he returns to Liverpool in January.

The forward relived his time on Merseyside in his memoir “Si Senor – My Liverpool Years,” which was published. On Friday, January 5, Firmino will make an appearance at Waterstones in Liverpool City Centre. The legendary player from Liverpool will be available for fans to meet; tickets are £22 and include a copy of Si Senor, albeit they are currently all sold out.

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Jurgen Klopp is getting ready to ‘rip up’ a transfer agreement as Liverpool follows Chelsea’s lead.

According to reports, Jurgen Klopp, the manager of Liverpool, will review his transfer policy.

Jurgen Klopp is getting ready to rip up Fabio Carvalho’s loan agreement with RB Leipzig and send the winger back to Anfield, meaning Liverpool will be following Chelsea’s lead. Carvalho has struggled to get playing time at the Red Bull Arena after joining the German team in the summer on a season-long loan.

In the summer of 2022, Carvalho moved from Fulham to Liverpool, where he made 21 appearances and scored three goals in his first season. But in order to assist the 21-year-old “continue his development and gain more experience,” the Reds sent him to Leipzig prior to the current campaign.

Carvalho has had little success in Germany and has only started one Bundesliga game this year. Prior to his team’s European match against Young Boys on Wednesday night, he had only played 257 minutes of football in all competitions and had only made two appearances as a substitute in the Champions League.

Chelsea is making this move while deciding how to handle the circumstances around teenage talents Diego Moreira and Andrey Santos. Santos was given just seven minutes of Premier League action by Steve Cooper since joining Nottingham Forest on loan in the summer, and Moreira has only started three Ligue 1 games since sealing a temporary move to Lyon on the day of the transfer deadline.

The Evening Standard said that Moreira was a strong possibility to have his loan cancelled last month, while Romano stated that the Blues are ready to return Santos from Forest if his lack of action does not change.

Should Klopp choose to bring back Carvalho, it would provide the German manager with a another offensive option to push players such as Diogo Jota, Darwin Nunez, Cody Gakpo, Mohamed Salah, and Luis Diaz. The Reds have scored 36 goals in 16 Premier League games this season, demonstrating their prowess in the attacking end.

Liverpool defeated Sheffield United 2-0 in a match at Bramall Lane three days prior, then on Saturday they defeated Crystal Palace 2-1 at Selhurst Park. And with their match this weekend at Anfield against Manchester United, Klopp’s team is now one point ahead of Arsenal at the top of the standings.