Liverpool is prepared to let go of the 25-year-old, who has acknowledged that he is open to leaving Anfield

Caoimhin Kelleher wants to start the season for Liverpool, so the club will take any offers that come in this summer into consideration.

Football Insider claims that the Merseyside team is willing to sell some of its bench players in order to make room and money for future recruits.

With just two years left on his present contract at Anfield and the admission that he is ready to resume goalkeeping following an outstanding 2023–24 season, Kelleher is one option available to the Reds.

“I think my time as a number two is over. Currently, the goal is to rank first. The Reds shot-stopper recently told the Irish Mirror, “I am ready and capable.”

The Irishman’s most successful season wearing a Liverpool shirt came last year, when he made 26 appearances across all competitions, including 14 straight games, when regular number-one Alisson was injured.

The only obstacle to a possible transfer is Arne Slot’s lack of options at Anfield, where the Premier League’s top team lacks a custodian due to Adrian’s departure.

For Caoimhin Kelleher to advance in his career, he must leave Liverpool.

Kelleher has spent his whole career with Liverpool, and the only reason he has lasted this long is because of Jurgen Klopp’s admiration for the player.

This is another incentive for Kelleher to leave the Reds, and new Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrímsson has lately recommended him to do so. The German coach is no longer with the team.

According to the Irish Mirror, Hallgrímsson responded, “Of course, especially when he showed everyone that he can play at the highest level,” when asked if the goalie needs to leave Liverpool this summer.

“It would be unfortunate if he stopped playing frequently after demonstrating to everyone his talent and calibre of play.”

As he considers leaving Anfield, this summer will be crucial for Kelleher’s future and might shape the remainder of his career.

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Liverpool is ahead of the Euro giants in the race to sign the 15-goal midfield player that Arne Slot desires.

Liverpool has not yet begun their summer transfer window in terms of new hires.

After the season ended, a few players departed the Reds, but none have since joined.

Arne Slot, the new manager of Liverpool, has begun working at the Merseyside team in order to get the Reds ready for the upcoming campaign.

It is unclear how the Premier League’s biggest clubs will handle the transition phase that will follow Jurgen Klopp’s departure.

Slot, though, might sign a player this summer that he has already managed.

Teun Koopmeiners, a midfielder for Atalanta, is reportedly more desirable to the Reds than to Juventus, according to CalcioMercato.

Since his outstanding performances for the Italian team attracted the interest of some of the major European teams, the midfield player has been linked to a move away from Atalanta during the summer.

The Dutch midfielder assisted Atalanta in winning the Europa League last season, and they defeated Klopp’s Liverpool team en route.

The midfielder is eager to join the Old Lady, and Juventus had been mentioned as the front-runners to sign him.

According to the Italian source, Atalanta wants to release its top player for a transfer fee of almost €60 million.

However, because of their financial limitations, the Bianconeri are only willing to make an offer of about €40 million.

Juventus has made the decision to add a player through a trade, but Atalanta prefers for the deal to be entirely financial and player-free.

Liverpool is ahead in the contest to sign Koopmeiners from Atalanta.

Liverpool now has the financial capacity to finalise the signing of the Dutch midfielder thanks to this most recent development.

Last season, Koopmeiners was Atalanta’s standout player with a total of 15 goals scored, 12 in Serie A and 3 more in the Coppa Italia.

Since they worked together at AZ Alkmaar, Arne Slot knows the player, and he would be thrilled to collaborate with him once more.

The Dutch team just missed out on winning the Eredivisie championship in 2020 due to goal differential.