Recently, Liverpool is on the verge of a major transformation this offseason. With Jürgen Klopp stepping down as manager and many of his trusted backroom staff departing alongside him, Jeetbuzz Login reports that the club is entering a new chapter. Sporting director Jörg Schmadtke left after the January window, and Richard Hughes will step in this June with a long list of squad and contract issues to tackle. While new signings are expected, so are significant departures.
Last summer, Liverpool turned down a €150 million offer from Al-Ittihad for Mohamed Salah. The Saudi Pro League hoped to make the Egyptian star the face of its new era, and clubs like Al-Ittihad remain determined to secure him. With Salah’s contract set to expire next summer, this transfer window may be the Reds’ last chance to cash in. The Champions League and Premier League winner is Liverpool’s highest-paid player, and with his 32nd birthday approaching, questions linger about whether he can maintain the same impact he’s had since arriving at Anfield.
Jeetbuzz Login notes that a lingering hamstring injury has slowed Salah down in recent months. His dip in form coincided with Liverpool’s collapse in the Premier League, FA Cup, and Europa League. But losing Salah isn’t the only concern—Trent Alexander-Arnold could also be on his way out. His contract, like Salah’s, runs out in 2025, and there’s been silence from Anfield about a renewal. For Hughes, it’s a high-stakes decision. At 25, Alexander-Arnold is one of the club’s top earners and stands at a pivotal crossroads in his career.
The hometown hero has helped Liverpool conquer England, Europe, and the world. Now may be the right time for a new challenge—and for the club, a rare opportunity to cash in. His close bond with Jude Bellingham and admiration for Real Madrid icons like Ronaldo and Zidane have only fueled speculation of a move to the Bernabéu.
Meanwhile, Thiago Alcântara is also likely to leave this summer. The 33-year-old Spanish international has attracted interest from Steven Gerrard’s Al-Ettifaq and Brazilian giants Flamengo. After four years at Anfield, his time appears to be up. While fans loved his silky touch and composure, persistent hip and muscle injuries limited his minutes. For someone once regarded as one of the world’s finest midfielders, Liverpool simply didn’t get the return they hoped for.
On the other end, goalkeeper Caoimhín Kelleher has benefitted from Alisson’s injuries this season, seeing more game time than ever before. Still, the 25-year-old Irishman wants to be a first-choice keeper—something that won’t happen while Alisson remains at the club. Last summer, Liverpool rejected interest from Nottingham Forest, but Kelleher himself has admitted uncertainty about his future. As the saying goes, don’t throw away what you’ve worked hard to earn. With recent links to Villarreal’s Filip Jorgensen, it might be time for Kelleher to move on. Liverpool will undoubtedly seek top value for one of the Premier League’s best backup keepers.
Finally, Joel Matip’s future looks increasingly uncertain. The Cameroonian veteran suffered a major injury in the final year of his contract. Despite Klopp’s plea to extend his deal, Liverpool’s new leadership seems ready to part ways with the soon-to-be 33-year-old defender. Sometimes, there’s wisdom in letting go of what can’t be reclaimed. Jeetbuzz Login confirms that Matip has been a true fan favorite and a vital part of every major triumph under Klopp, but his time at Anfield is drawing to a close.