5 Liverpool Stars that could leave this Summer

While most of the rumours centre on possible arrivals for this summer, there have also been reports regarding possible departures.

This summer, a number of names have been linked to moves away from Anfield; several of them may surprise a lot of Liverpool supporters.

Nevertheless, it is anticipated that all transfers will take place after Euro 2024. While most of the rumours centre on possible arrivals for this summer, there have also been reports regarding possible departures.

1. Caoimhin Kelleher

With the Reds since 2015, Kelleher, is arguably the least surprise name on the list. As Alisson Becker is ranked higher in the pecking order, he hasn't yet been able to establish himself as the coveted number one.

But because of an unanticipated injury to the Brazilian, the 25-year-old got a rare opportunity to play for the Reds, and it's safe to say he did well.

Kelleher's remarkable distribution and shotstopping skills have demonstrated his ability on several times.

Due to his limited playing time and many standout performances throughout his time at Liverpool, he has frequently linked to teams other than the Reds.

Even though he has been content in the past with being the backup for a while, he recently stated in an interview that he wants to play more frequently.

t would be a loss if he left this summer because he is one of the best backup options, if not the best (certainly in the Premier League).

Despite the fact that his services might bring up to £20 million this summer, Nottingham Forest and Celtic have recently been mentioned as possible bidders for the Irishman.

2. Fabio Carvalho

The first former Hull City loanee is the talented Portuguese attacking midfielder Fabio Carvalho.

The 21-year-old is undoubtedly creatively gifted and unique, but he hasn't yet had the chance to show the Reds what he can do in the midfield, especially with so many alternatives available to him.

Similar to Harvey Elliott, he came to Liverpool after a spectacular season at Fulham, but unlike Elliott, he has had difficulty making an impression while on loan from the Reds until lately.

Carvalho had a great second half of the season, scoring 9 goals and assisting two times for the Tigers in the Championship. (Stats in accordance to Transfermarkt)

This window could prove crucial for his professional career because it's unclear if the youngster will play a part in Arne Slot's plans. Or whether the Reds will profit from one of the rumoured parties in Southampton or Leicester City and let the youngster continue to advance in his growth.

3. Tyler Morton 

Like Carvalho, Tyler Morton is the a former Tiger loanee who made an impression in the Championship.

The hard-tackling centre midfielder, who has already played at Blackburn Rovers before Hull City, is well-versed in the Championship.

He has played both central and defensive midfield during his career, but it's safe to conclude that his favoured position is central.

But he hasn't played much in the Premier League, and it seems like Slot has better choices before the new season begins.

Additionally, it has been reported that Liverpool are looking to add a new midfield player this summer, Teun Koopimeiners and Enderson of Atalanta, two of most notable and promising names.

4. Luis Diaz

The next name could surprise some people, but he has experience with rumours. He has mostly been associated with the French powerhouse PSG and the Catalonian Giants, Barcelona.

Although the Colombian player temporarily put an end to the suspicions by declaring, "I am very happy at Liverpool," when interviewed by Gol Caracol.

However, still numerous publications continue to speculate that Liverpool would be enticed to part ways with one of their most valuable assets.

Since coming from Porto, the 27-year-old has given the Liverpool frontline more flair and directness, and he has been the centre of attention for several significant moments.

On other instances, though, he has fallen short of expectations, splitting opinions on whether Colombian should be selected before Cody Gakpo or Diogo Jota.

After the Reds paid £60 million for Diaz in 2022, it is estimated that his value has increased to almost £100 million.

It is unclear whether any of the parties listed above would be ready to pay this sum, but it is not out of the question.

5. Virgil Van Dijk

Similar to Diaz, the next player could confuse Liverpool supporters. And without a doubt the most significant loss for any player on the current team.

The Dutch colossus arrived from Southampton back in January 2018. He has had an instant impact, contributing to the development of Liverpool's defence into one of the most formidable in the world.

The Reds' recent success may be attributed in large part to him, as he led them to their first Champions League and Premier League title in 14 and 30 years, respectively.

In addition to frequently standing taller than others, the 32-year-old also frequently holds the position of a leader within the group.

Van Dijk made headlines not so long ago when he was linked with a move to Saudi Arabia. Nevertheless, there are currently no signs that his mind is being turned, as new head coach Arne Slot has confirmed that their early discussions have gone well.

Even if it seems impossible, don't be shocked if Al Nassr makes a move for the Dutchman.