Is Caoimhin Kelleher going to leave Liverpool next season?

Liverpool goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher is said to be betraying and choosing to leave Anfield in the summer of 2024. Liverpool has two top goalkeepers at the moment apart from Kelleher, they also have Alisson Becker. While their third goalkeeper is Adrian. However, between the two, Alisson is Jurgen Klopp's first choice. The 25-year-old Irish goalkeeper Kelleher himself is played quite often, especially when Liverpool competes in competitions such as the FA Cup and Carabao Cup. Kelleher's performance itself was very neat. Recently, when he was trusted to start when Alisson was injured, he appeared attractive and often saved Liverpool's goal, especially in one-on-one duels.

Now Caoimhin Kelleher has returned to the bench because Alisson Becker has recovered from his injury and is back playing. With his prowess in goal, the Irish star had been said to be leaving the Reds in the summer of 2023 and the rumours have indeed passed. But now similar rumours have emerged again and it is said that he might EPL giants in the summer opening transfer window of 2024 even though he has two seasons remaining on his contract, shared by Football Insider.

The report claims Kelleher is ready to leave since he is reluctant to be number two and he wants to be number one at the club level as much as at the international level. He is now the mainstay of the Republic of Ireland national team. Liverpool reportedly would not mind releasing Kelleher if a suitable offer was made. They are said to be ready to give up if someone offers at least £20 Million. Liverpool will certainly feel a big loss if Caoimhin Kelleher leaves and the third-placed EPL side Liverpool certainly has to find a suitable replacement.

Liverpool will certainly have difficulty finding a second-string goalkeeper of Kelleher's calibre but they can promote their young goalkeepers. They will use the services of Marcelo Pitaluga, who comes from Brazil like Alisson Becker furthermore they can use the skills of Fabian Mrozek, Harvey Davies and Vitezslav Jaros if they need to.