Flashscore assesses Liverpool options if Frimpong leaves

Flashscore assesses Liverpool options if Frimpong leaves

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2026-11-10 08:27:07
Flashscore has assessed possible Liverpool right-back options if Jeremie Frimpong leaves, with a move to Al Hilal reportedly under consideration.

Flashscore has assessed possible right-back options for Liverpool if Jeremie Frimpong leaves. The options include players from Barcelona and Premier League clubs.

Frimpong's situation

Reports have emerged suggesting that Frimpong is weighing up an offer from Al Hilal, and he could leave Liverpool as early as January.

Flashscore says Frimpong was signed as a replacement for Trent Alexander-Arnold, who was bound for Real Madrid. Flashscore also says that a mixture of injuries, loss of form and the loan signing of Ronald Araujo has ensured that Frimpong is not necessarily a first choice.

Araujo and Barcelona options

Flashscore says Ronald Araujo can play both right-back and centre-back.

Flashscore says Jules Kounde is out of favour at Camp Nou these days, despite having signed a new contract a year ago, while youngsters Xavi Espart and Brian Farinas have been brought into the first-team fold by Hansi Flick.

Flashscore says Joao Cancelo has been playing at left-back and is also adept in his more natural role on the opposite side of Barcelona's back four.

Premier League candidates

Flashscore says Newcastle United's Tino Livramento and Brentford's Michael Kayode are two players less likely to be considered because of cost.

Flashscore says Livramento has injury problems, and Kayode has been one of Keith Andrews' best players in the current campaign.

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