Caoimhin Kelleher

Seeking New Opportunities

Caoimhin Kelleher has proven himself a reliable backup to Alisson Becker, making 20 appearances across all competitions, including the League Cup final against Newcastle. Despite his solid performances, the 26-year-old has struggled to secure a consistent starting role. rumors of a departure have circulated in previous transfer windows, and this summer could finally see a move materialize.

The potential arrival of Giorgi Mamardashvili, currently on loan at Valencia, would further diminish Kelleher’s chances of playing time. A transfer could allow the academy graduate to pursue his ambition of becoming a No. 1 goalkeeper elsewhere.

Trent Alexander-Arnold

Linked with Real Madrid

Trent Alexander-Arnold has long been considered a creative cornerstone for Liverpool. While the club will likely fight to retain him, a move to real Madrid as a free agent appears increasingly possible. Replacing his unique passing range and offensive capabilities would be a significant challenge for Slot.

Youngster Conor Bradley has emerged as a potential successor, but Liverpool may also look to external signings to bolster the right-back position.For Liverpool fans, seeing Alexander-Arnold, a local lad wearing the No. 66 jersey, leave would be a devastating blow.

Kostas Tsimikas

Facing Potential Sale

The left-back position has been a point of concern this season. Andy Robertson’s form has dipped, and Kostas Tsimikas has failed to capitalize on opportunities to establish himself as the first choice. Slot has repeatedly opted against using the Greek international, indicating a lack of confidence. Tsimikas has occasionally made defensive errors and could be sold this summer after five years with the club. Liverpool might seek a fresh start at left-back, driven by the prospect of a reasonable transfer fee.

Wataru Endo

Role Diminished

Wataru Endo quickly gained recognition from fans during jurgen Klopp’s final season, contributing with his tough and consistent midfield performances.However,under Slot,his role has been reduced,primarily featuring as a squad player to secure victories in cup games or late in matches.With Ryan Gravenberch being deployed in a deeper midfield role, Endo’s playing time has substantially decreased. Liverpool is expected to add defensive reinforcements this summer, and the 32-year-old Japanese international could be considered expendable.

Harvey Elliott

Future Unclear

harvey Elliott’s future is also under scrutiny. Despite a promising pre-season, the 22-year-old has seen limited playing time under slot. Ellino’s technology is undoubtedly notable, but questions remain about whether he meets Slot’s demands for high efficiency and consistent performance in midfield.Selling academy graduates always carries risks, but if Elliott cannot secure a promise of regular playing time, he might seek new opportunities.

Federico Chiesa

Yet to Prove Himself

Federico Chiesa’s first season at Anfield has been underwhelming. Injuries hampered the Italian winger early on, and competition for places in Liverpool’s attack is fierce. While Chiesa has shown flashes of brilliance, his overall performance has fallen short of expectations. Slot’s system places high demands on wide players, and Chiesa’s adaptation is still ongoing. Given his limited impact, Liverpool may consider whether to continue giving him opportunities or cash in if a suitable offer arises.

Darwin Nunez

Departure Likely

Since joining from Benfica, Darwin Nunez has struggled to deliver consistent performances and has been criticized for his lack of composure in front of goal. Despite his impressive physical attributes and work rate, nunez has failed to become the prolific No. 9 Liverpool had hoped for. As the club’s patience wanes, they are reportedly willing to sell him this summer to acquire a more clinical center-forward. Liverpool under Slot requires a more efficient and composed attacking presence,and Nunez may no longer fit the team’s vision. A summer exit appears inevitable.