“Carragher: It’s Time for Liverpool to Part Ways with Their ‘Vital’ Player”

“Carragher: The Moment Has Come for Liverpool to Move On From Their ‘Crucial’ Star”

Liverpool fans eagerly await the season’s conclusion, but there’s also excitement about the summer transfer window, with Jamie Carragher offering his insights.

Discussing potential changes on The Overlap, the 47-year-old stated: “We need a left-back to play. Robertson should transition into more of a squad role at left-back, so they need someone new for that position.”

When Ian Wright questioned, “What about Tsimikas? Would you just let him go?” Carragher’s straightforward reply was, “Yeah.”

Despite Jurgen Klopp once labeling Tsimikas as ‘super important,’ this summer could mark the end of the Greek defender’s time at Liverpool.

This isn’t the first time our former defender has highlighted left-back as an area needing improvement in the upcoming transfer window.

It appears that Arne Slot has solidified Andy Robertson as his first choice. However, concerns about Robertson’s consistency and age suggest that introducing fresh talent could be the solution.

While Kostas Tsimikas, affectionately known as the “Greek Scouser,” has been a valuable asset, the long-term benefits of retaining Scotland’s captain in the squad may outweigh keeping the current backup.

As a result, attention now turns to potential replacements for our No. 21 who could make an immediate impact. Journalist Paul Joyce has identified Bournemouth’s Milos Kerkez as a name to watch this summer, with the Hungarian left-back heavily linked to a move to Anfield.

Whether it’s Kerkez or another candidate, it seems increasingly likely that Kostas Tsimikas’s Liverpool journey could come to an end this summer.

You can catch Carragher’s comments on Tsimikas (starting at 43:20) on The Overlap via YouTube.