Here’s a roundup of Liverpool news and gossip you might have missed. Fabio Carvalho made an early return to Liverpool after completing his loan spell at RB Leipzig.
Carvalho, who played for Portugal’s U-21 national team, moved from Fulham to Liverpool in the summer of 2022 and scored three goals in 21 appearances for Liverpool. The 21-year-old has made a total of 15 appearances and three caps for Germany in all competitions since joining on a season-long deal last summer.
RB Leipzig sporting director Reuven Schröder told the club’s official website: “We were able to sign a young player with great potential in Fabio Carvalho this summer. Fabio could quickly get involved here, but both sides expected more from him, especially in terms of playing time. “Because of the quality and the competition for his position in our team, we cannot guarantee him.
In the last few days we had several conversations and we finally decided to terminate his early loan. “We thank Fabio for his efforts at RBL and wish him all the best for his future.” Carvalho is a very talented young player with huge potential. So it would be a shame to see his loan deal with the Bundesliga giants come to an end.
However, if Liverpool decide there is no place for Carvalho, several clubs would be interested in signing him on a new loan deal. It’s a disappointing start to 2024 for Carvalho, but hopefully that won’t dent his confidence too much. Saudi Arabian Professional League director Michael Emenalo has ruled out Liverpool star Mohamed Salah heading there in the near future.
Salah has been one of the best attacking midfielders in world football for Liverpool in recent seasons and someone you can really rely on when it comes to scoring goals. Salah scored 30 goals and 16 assists in 51 games last season. Liverpool – But Liverpool were disappointed after missing out on Champions League qualification.
Salah, the Premier League’s most followed player on Instagram, has been heavily linked with a move to the Gulf state in recent months but appears to be going nowhere in this transfer window. Michael Ollis is “too good” for Crystal Palace, with the likes of Liverpool bidding for a move.The France youth international attracted significant interest from a number of big clubs this summer, including a £35m release clause in his contract, but ultimately held out and signed a new deal on four years at Selhurst Park.
However, there have been reports in the media that all the major clubs are interested in a move for the striker and that a move could also happen in this transfer window. Olise is one of the most exciting young prospects in the Premier League and one who should make the jump to one of the big clubs next season.
