Breaking News: Liverpool Poised for Game-Changing Double Sale in 2025; New Manager Already Secured
Breaking News: Liverpool Set for Monumental Double Sale in 2025; New Manager Already Locked In
Liverpool may consider selling two key players in a specific area of their current squad as part of a potential overhaul in 2025.In recent years, the goalkeeping setup has remained largely unchanged, with Alisson Becker firmly established as the first-choice keeper and Caoimhin Kelleher serving as the reliable backup whenever the Brazilian is unavailable or rested.
Reports now suggest that Giorgi Mamardashvili’s arrival at Anfield next summer could lead to significant changes in that position on the field.
Liverpool open to game-changing double sale
TBR Football reports that Liverpool may be willing to sell both Alisson and Kelleher in the near future, which would be a significant double departure if it happens.After spending £30m in August to sign Mamardashvili, who is still with Valencia this season, the Reds believe they can recoup that amount by selling the experienced Brazilian goalkeeper. They anticipate strong interest if they choose to put him up for sale.
Meanwhile, his Irish backup has consistently expressed his desire to become the undisputed first-choice goalkeeper, a role he’s unlikely to secure at Anfield, despite having played regularly in recent months due to Alisson’s injury issues.
Selling both would be a bold and perilous gamble for Liverpool.
While Mamardashvili clearly wouldn’t have joined Liverpool without expecting to become their number one goalkeeper, it would be incredibly reckless for the Premier League leaders to sell both Alisson and Kelleher in 2025.Alisson has been consistently world-class since his arrival at Anfield six years ago, transforming a position that had been a long-standing issue for the club, while Kelleher has stepped up admirably whenever given the opportunity in place of the 32-year-old.Though Alisson has dealt with several injury setbacks, particularly in the past year, Kelleher has proven himself capable of being a first-choice goalkeeper at a Premier League club.
It’s not out of the realm of possibility that one of them could be sold next summer due to Mamardashvili’s arrival, with Kelleher appearing the more likely to depart, as Slot has made it clear that Alisson will be the starter whenever fit. However, for Liverpool to sell both goalkeepers would be an extremely risky move.Such a decision would place immense pressure on the Georgia international to hit the ground running at Anfield, with his performances inevitably compared to those of the current Reds duo, who would leave very big shoes for the 24-year-old to fill.