Roberto Firmino is “thankful to God” for his return to Liverpool.

On Monday, Fabinho and Roberto Firmino were present at Anfield.
Watching Liverpool defeat Newcastle 4-2, the Brazilians
After their summer moves, Firmino and Fabinho currently play in Saudi Arabia.

On New Year’s Day, Roberto Firmino and Fabinho tweeted their happiness at being back at Anfield to see Liverpool destroy Newcastle United 4-2.

The Brazilians played for the Reds for a total of 13 years, during which time they won the FA Cup, FIFA Club World Cup, UEFA Champions League, and Premier League.

Both Firmino and Fabinho departed Liverpool in the summer to join Saudi Pro League teams: Firmino joined Riyad Mahrez at Al Ahli, while Fabinho teamed up with Karim Benzema at Al Ittihad.

After departing the team this week, both players returned to Anfield for the first time, witnessing Liverpool easily defeat Newcastle to take a three-point lead atop the Premier League standings.

Firmino said on Liverpool’s official website that it was “emotional” to rejoin the team while discussing his return to Anfield.

“I’m thrilled to be back at home, at Liverpool, and at Anfield Stadium as well. I’m incredibly appreciative to God for giving me the opportunity to see the game once more. Firmino remarked, “Of course I’m not playing, but I watch the game and see the boys.”

“Being here is always emotional; you can never forget being here. We have a great history at the club that we all contributed to, and no one can dispute it because it is already documented in the history books. Our purpose is to provide assistance.

Liverpool has been active in the transfer market since the two left to restructure their starting lineup. The Reds signed four midfielders in all during the summer transfer window in an effort to replace Fabinho in the middle of the pitch: Alexis Mac Allister, Ryan Gravenberch, Dominik Szoboszlai, and Wataru Endo.

Regarding those acquisitions, Fabinho stated he is impressed with how quickly they have become a regular member of the starting lineup.

“It’s really important for the team that the players that arrived are already playing good football, really integrated to the team,” stated Fabinho.

“Players with excellent skill levels include Szoboszlai, Mac Allister, and Endo. It matters since the squad lost a number of very significant players. They are doing a great job, in my opinion.

“Thiago isn’t playing as much as he would want right now, but I’m confident that his experience is benefiting these players as well because he talks a lot and communicates effectively.

“The players that arrived here are doing a great job.”

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Fabrizio Romano offers details on the Liverpool star’s anticipated next transfer.

Although Fabio Carvalho returned early from his loan term at RB Leipzig, Fabrizio Romano claims that Carvalho is coveted by Southampton and other clubs. Carvalho appears likely to go out on loan from Liverpool once more.

The 21-year-old was formally reported to be returning to Anfield yesterday, but it doesn’t appear he will be around for very long. He struggled to get playing time while he was in Germany.

Speaking only to CaughtOffside for his Daily Briefing column, Romano revealed that Carvalho will be returning to the loan scene, which he believed would be beneficial for the youthful offensive midfield player from Portugal.

As was mentioned a few weeks back, Carvalho’s playing time at Leipzig did not sit well with Liverpool. Romano stated that despite the Bundesliga team’s strong desire to retain him, the player was hardly seeing the pitch, and his official return to Anfield was revealed yesterday.

“So what happens next? For the second half of the season, Carvalho is expected to have a new loan move. Carvalho is about to depart from Liverpool, and a number of Premier League and Championship teams, including Southampton, are interested in loaning him.

Additionally, I believe that a loan move is the wisest course of action for the child at this point in his career. He’s a huge talent; the past year or two hasn’t been easy for him, but I have no doubt that he can recover with the correct loan move and consistent playing time.

Although Carvalho had a rough patch in the previous year or two, he showed great promise as a player when he was at Fulham, so the perfect loan transfer at this moment could be exactly what he needs to turn things around professionally