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It has come to our attention that Liverpool has decided to terminate the contract of a player who earns £300,000 a week in FLOP after today.

There is a growing demand among Liverpool supporters for the club to terminate the contract of one of their indispensable players.

by Dandozzy

The fans of Liverpool are demanding that the club release one of its most important players from their contract in light of the sad string of injuries that they have suffered.

Fans have become more dissatisfied with Thiago Alcantara’s persistent injury issues, despite the initial euphoria that surrounded his signing from Bayern Munich in 2020 for a fee of twenty million pounds.

Since joining Anfield, Thiago has struggled with a variety of injuries, including hamstring, knee, calf, and hip issues.

This is despite the fact that he is widely considered to be one of the best midfielders in the world and has received accolades from Pep Guardiola, the manager of Manchester City.

Thiago reported muscle tightness after a five-minute appearance in Liverpool’s 3-1 loss to Arsenal.

This led to concerns about another lengthy period of time spent on the sidelines.

Thiago had previously made a brief recovery from a hip ailment that had sidelined him for more than nine months.

Despite the fact that Thiago’s contract is slated to expire in the summer, a number of Liverpool supporters are voicing their dissatisfaction with the club’s decision to instantly cut ways with him about his persistent injury issues.

Even if there are still some fans who have a soft spot in their hearts for the player, many of them are of the opinion that it is time to move on and not renew his contract.

They are also predicting that he will leave the club at the conclusion of the current season.

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