Loris Karius targets the critics and considers the exit after a bitter disappointment in Liverpool by signing Alisson

Loris Karius is considering his future in Liverpool after the record 65 million pounds sterling of Brazilian international goalkeeper Alisson.

Karius could leave Liverpool before the end of the transfer window, less than three months after his disastrous performance in the final of the Champions League against Real Madrid.

The German is very disappointed with the decision of manager Jurgen Klopp to bring Alisson He thinks Karius will be shocked by the lack of clarity on Klopp's decision to bring in a new guardian this summer.

Klopp openly admitted that Alisson his new No. 1 and the future looks bleak for Karius, who was not convincing in the 3-1 defeat of Borussia Dortmund in the match Pre-season friendly in Charlotte on Sunday.

"Of course, it's not perfect for me I do not know what I'm doing right now, I still have time [in the transfer window]."

After the match Karius targeted his c Ritics with an Instagram post writing: "For those who enjoy seeing others fail or suffer, I feel for you. Whatever happens in your life to contain as much anger and hatred, I pray that it will happen and that good things will come to you.

Karius, a € 4.7m Mainm signing in May 2016, is expected to discuss with Klopp his future ahead of the new Premier League season.

The Future of the Belgian International Simon Mignolet also raises doubts but Karius feels discouraged by the expensive addition of Alisson and seems to be the one who leaves.

Karius on Instagram … pic.twitter.com/l91xUMpekp [19659016] – The Liverbird (@ TheLiverbird123) July 23, 2018

Iker Casillas, the goaltender of Porto and former Spanish international, offered his support to Karius, who was widely criticized for his role in two goals conceded against Real Madrid in the final

"Will this @LorisKarius attack ever end? I refer to him as so many other goalkeepers, "wrote Casillas on his personal Twitter account. There are many more serious problems in the world, f ***! Leave the kid alone! He is also a person. As we all are! "

Liverpool will fly to New York on Tuesday morning before their second game of the International Champion's Cup, where they will face Manchester City the next day.