BREAKING NEWS: reported live from Anfield, “he’s not involved in my plans” 25-year-old needs to leave Liverpool after latest Arne Slot decision 🚨

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Liverpool has received a significant boost ahead of their trip to Wolves this Saturday, with Alisson Becker set to make his return from a minor injury and reclaim his spot in goal for the Reds.

The Brazilian goalkeeper has missed Liverpool’s last two matches due to a hamstring issue he sustained during the club’s opening Champions League fixture against AC Milan last week. However, the 31-year-old has now returned to full training and participated in the entire session with the squad on Friday, just in time for the match against Wolves.

In his pre-match press conference, manager Arne Slot confirmed that Alisson is fit and ready to play at Molineux. His return is a massive boost for Liverpool, as the former Roma goalkeeper has been an integral figure in the team’s recent successes.

“We think he is (ready to play),” Slot remarked about Alisson, as reported by The Athletic. “He trained with the group yesterday, and we’re expecting him to participate fully in today’s session. So, we believe he is available.”

Slot also expressed his satisfaction with the return of Alisson but was keen to praise Caoimhin Kelleher, who had stepped in as the starter during Alisson’s absence. “Of course, we’re really happy to have Alisson back, but I want to highlight that Caoimhin did really well in the two games he played in goal for us,” Slot added. “It’s another example of having multiple quality options in certain positions.”

While Alisson’s return is a positive for Liverpool, it casts a shadow on Kelleher’s future at the club. Despite the 25-year-old’s strong performances during Alisson’s absence, it’s unlikely that Kelleher will keep his starting role, with the Brazilian back in action. As a result, Kelleher may be frustrated to be sidelined once more, despite having performed admirably in his recent outings.

Given Kelleher’s age and aspirations for more regular first-team football, this situation might signal that it’s time for him to move on from Anfield. With Alisson firmly entrenched as Liverpool’s number one, the Irish goalkeeper is unlikely to secure consistent playing time in the near future.

Several clubs could be interested in acquiring Kelleher, knowing that he has proven himself capable of playing at a high level. Furthermore, with Giorgi Mamardashvili reportedly set to join Liverpool next summer, Kelleher’s opportunities at the club may become even more limited. This season could very well mark his last in a Liverpool shirt as he seeks a new challenge elsewhere.

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