Liverpool star Fabio Carvalho will leave the club on loan this summer after developing "significant frustration" with his current role, according to a new report.
The 20-year-old attacking midfielder, who can also play on either wing, signed for the Reds last summer from Fulham.
Jurgen Klopp's side had tried to sign him on the last day of the previous January transfer window but found an opening offer had been rejected by the Cottagers. According to The Guardian, when their next offer of up to £8.4 million was accepted, they ran out of time to finalize the deal and agree personal terms.
However, it was a second stroke of luck ahead of the 2022/23 season, when Carvalho agreed to join Liverpool in May and officially put pen to paper on 1 July for an initial fee of £ 5 million. Advertisement
The young midfielder, who could represent England or Portugal at a senior international level, started life at Anfield in soaring colours, scoring in consecutive Premier League wins over Bournemouth and Newcastle in August.
He then made his league debut in the Merseyside derby against Everton, only being substituted at half-time.
However, since the World Cup, Carvalho's playing time has decreased significantly.
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Carvalho 'should leave Liverpool'
Since playing 65 minutes in the Reds' 1-0 FA Cup win over Wolves in January, the 20-year-old has played just four.
Speaking in March about the situation, Klopp explained:
"He doesn't play often because, in my opinion, we need different skills at the start or when we change in games. "That's about it. He's done nothing wrong. He's improved a lot, he's developed a lot, he's a good guy in the middle of the group, in the middle of the team."
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Now, according to Goal, Carvalho has developed "significant frustration" with not being able to play at Anfield.
The same report claims there is a 'high probability' that he will leave on loan next season, although no decision has been made yet and Liverpool insist there are no developments on the matter. This.
Columnist Dean Jones told GiveMeSport last month that Wolves could be a potential destination for the midfielder - although it remains to be seen whether Klopp will allow a temporary move to another Premier League side. allowed Carvalho to explore a move to a European club. instead of.
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