The man forgot Liverpool "could shock the return of the club" two weeks after its release

Liverpool could be forced to welcome midfielder Pedro Chirivella to Anfield two weeks after his departure from the club.

The 21-year-old has not played a competitive game for the Reds since a 3-1 defeat at Swansea in May 2016, his fifth senior team appearance.

After borrowing from the Dutch clubs Go Ahead Eagles and Willem II since then, the former youth product of Valencia – which also played as a central defender of the Reds – seemed to have to leave Anfield last summer. collapse.

With the prospect of breaking Jurgen Klopp's plans again, Chirivella agreed to return to Spain to join Extremadura, Segunda division, on loan.

But, as reported by the Evening Standard, he has not yet played for the team based in the south of Spain and his registration has now been questioned by the Spanish authorities.

Liverpool would have the certainty that everything was correct at the end of the transaction and followed the usual protocols put in place by FIFA and the football badociations of both countries.

The Reds will hope that a compromise can be found and that Chirivella will be allowed to figure for Extremadura this term.

Failing that, he will return to Anfield and appear in the club's under-23 team before his contract expires in the summer, when he will definitely leave.