Home » Premier League » Following the defeat, there is additional unfavorable news. This summer, a prominent player for Liverpool has made the decision to quit the club.

Following the defeat, there is additional unfavorable news. This summer, a prominent player for Liverpool has made the decision to quit the club.

Thiago Alcantara’s stint at Liverpool has been marred by a string of injuries, limiting his game time to just one appearance this season, as reported by ‘Relevo.’

by Dandozzy

The bleak outlook surrounding the midfielder’s persistent fitness issues has cast doubt on his future at the club, with Liverpool hesitating to initiate contract renewal discussions given his lack of availability on the pitch.

With Thiago’s current contract set to expire in 2025, the prospect of a contract extension appears increasingly distant for the Spanish midfielder.

Factors such as his hefty salary and stiff competition from fellow midfielders like Mac Allister and Szobozslai have compounded the challenges facing Thiago in securing a new deal with the Merseyside outfit, who acquired him from Bayern Munich in 2020 with high expectations.

Despite his pedigree and experience, Thiago’s contributions on the field have been limited during his four-year tenure in England, amassing 98 appearances, with just 3 goals and 6 assists to his name.

These underwhelming statistics fall short of the anticipated impact he was poised to make in Jurgen Klopp’s midfield setup.

‘Relevo’ further disclosed Thiago’s openness to exploring potential offers from the Saudi Arabian football league, signaling a potential lucrative opportunity for the midfielder in his twilight years before retirement.

Additionally, destinations like Qatar have also emerged as contenders for Thiago’s next career move, although concrete offers are yet to materialize for the player at this stage.

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