Liverpool ready to suffer £ 10m loss on Naby Keita after a frustrating first season

Liverpool would consider selling midfielder Naby Keita at the end of the season, after being frustrated with his inconsistency.

The Reds signed a contract to sign Keita in 2017 with RB Leipzig. He finally moved to Anfield last summer, but struggled to show his best performances. Georginio Wijnaldum and Adam Lallana found themselves in front of Keita in the hierarchy, raising rumors of an imminent start for the group. Guinean.

The news of Keita's potential release comes from TEAMtalk, who said Jurgen Klopp was ready to allow his departure and go through a botched signature.

Liverpool would probably make a significant loss on the Guinean – potentially around 10 million pounds – but they are willing to do so in order to avoid the risk of a further fall in Keita's price.

The Bundesliga clubs would be delighted to sign the midfielder. Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund are both named as potential contenders. It is believed that they both had interviews with the player's representatives regarding a possible move. eager to see the 24-year-old reproduce the form that led Liverpool to sign it.

Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund have spoken with Naby Keita's agent about the return of the midfielder to Germany, according to Teamtalk. #FCBayern #BVB #LFC

– Ronan Murphy (@swearimnotpaul) March 24, 2019

After moving to Anfield last summer, Keita immediately found herself in the starter training. However, he struggled for form and consistency, and soon found himself on the bench. He made 27 appearances with the Klopp team, but has registered only one help and has not yet scored his first goal for the club despite his impressive form in front of the goal in the Bundesliga.

In the 2016/17 season, Keita collected eight goals and eight badists for the RB Leipzig, which convinced Liverpool to spend around £ 53 million to get it signed.

He stayed with Leipzig for another season, before joining the Reds to try to strengthen their midfield. However, despite some impressive performances, Keita is struggling to replace Wijnaldum and Lallana in training, and her tenure at Anfield may soon be over.