Liverpool ushers in a trend of leaving the team! As many as 5 people stay and stay, Endo is willing to stay

The summer transfer window is about to open, and Liverpool will become one of the busiest clubs in the Premier League as Arnold Slot plans to make a series of adjustments to the team's lineup. Liverpool is in talks with Leverkusen star Wiltz, already reached a deal with Jeremy Flynnon and also interested in Bournemouth left-back Kolkz. The Reds hope to complete these transfers as soon as possible so that Slotte can prepare for the 2025/26 season, when they will strive to defend the Premier League title.

Although fans are paying attention to new players that may come, Liverpool also knows the importance of selling players. Nunes is one of the players they are considering a transfer and he has attracted Atletico Madrid's interest. The Uruguay international, who only started eight games in the Premier League this season, was unhappy with the role he played under Slott. He posted a photo of himself celebrating at the championship parade on social media, captioned with the caption "Unforgettable. Thanks Liverpool" and a love emoji, which further sparked speculation that he might leave the team.

Nunes is the betting leader in Liverpool's team history. He joined from Benfica in June 2022 for 85 million pounds (of which 64 million pounds are fixed transfer fees, plus additional terms). But he never met his goal expectations as a striker, and Slot is said to want to sell him in order to raise funds for Ekitic, who signed Frankfurt.

He may leave with a group of Liverpool teammates, with the lead being Arnold, who will be free to join Real Madrid after his contract expires. Flynnon will replace him as right back next season.

Kelleher hopes to be No. 1 goalkeeper on other teams, and he may get his way to Brentford as he wishes, and Leverkusen is chasing their current number one goalkeeper Mark Fleken. Brentford is considering bringing in the Irish goalkeeper for £20m, who will leave Liverpool after Mardashvili returns from Valencia.

Andy Robertson's future at Liverpool is not sure, and Kirketz is considered to be the replacement left-back from Bournemouth's transfer for £40 million. Robertson said at the end of the season: "Obviously the club will be very busy this summer, so we need to look at everyone. But I have had a special time here and I love every minute here."

Eliott is also likely to leave Anfield in search of a more stable chance of playing in other teams. The midfielder failed to win Slotte's trust this season and was associated with other clubs like Wolves. He wrote on social media: "This club, these fans, this city, will remain in my heart forever. Thank you for another incredible experience."

However, not all Liverpool's fringe players want to leave, and Endo has a desire to stay despite playing only a small role under Slott. "My friends contact me, and even my family would ask, 'What are you going to do next?' Yes, sometimes other players would ask me, 'Will you still be here next year?' Especially after the mid-season. But I just said, 'In my case, I'll stay.'"