Liverpool has initiated talks regarding the potential termination of a forward’s current contract, although future decisions regarding the player remain open, as disclosed by a reliable source.
The Reds boast a well-equipped forward line, with a lineup including Mohamed Salah, Luis Diaz, Darwin Nunez, Cody Gakpo, and Diogo Jota. Alongside this impressive quintet, Harvey Elliott continues to demonstrate promise. Often deployed in midfield due to Jurgen Klopp’s abundance of attacking options, Elliott typically takes up the right-wing position when Salah is given a rare break.
Ben Doak has also received opportunities to showcase his skills in the Europa League, leading Liverpool to loan out Fabio Carvalho during the summer. Carvalho, previously playing as a No 10 at former club Fulham, faced a challenge fitting into Jurgen Klopp’s 4-3-3 system.
Despite Klopp and Liverpool’s high regard for Carvalho, securing his signature on the second attempt in 2022, the youngster had limited appearances in his debut season at Anfield. Expectations were for him to gain valuable developmental opportunities during his loan stint at RB Leipzig commencing June 30.
However, Carvalho’s frustrations have persisted since his move to Germany, with the forward accumulating only 257 minutes of playtime thus far. Although the loan was initially set for the full season, transfer expert Fabrizio Romano indicates Liverpool’s readiness to terminate the agreement.