Liverpool may have celebrated a 2–0 win over Brighton at Anfield, but behind the scenes, a storm is brewing — and it’s growing louder by the hour. 🌪️
Federico Chiesa’s continued absence from the matchday setup has triggered serious unrest, and now a former Reds star has stepped forward with a brutal warning. This isn’t just frustration anymore. According to him, this is something far more troubling.
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“What Chiesa is dealing with is worse than mine ever was”
Speaking after the final whistle, the ex-Liverpool player showed no restraint as he weighed in on Chiesa’s situation — and his words landed like a bombshell. 💣
> “Don’t even compare it to what I faced under Slot,” he said.
“What Federico Chiesa is going through right now is worse. Being ignored, pushed aside, left out — especially after he spoke honestly — tells its own story. This isn’t right.”
He went even further, openly questioning whether Slot is the right man to guide a squad packed with elite attacking talent.
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Fans ask the same question: Why Chiesa? 🤔
The comments have reignited heated debates among supporters — about man-management, fairness, and whether one of Liverpool’s most gifted forwards is being wasted at a crucial stage of his career.
Chiesa’s quality has never been the issue. When given minutes, he has shown sharp movement, intensity, and tactical awareness. Yet, opportunity continues to be withheld.
And that’s where the fear begins… ⏳
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January exit? The writing may already be on the wall 🧳
If this pattern continues, many believe a January departure could become unavoidable — not because Chiesa isn’t good enough, but because the door simply isn’t being opened.
For Liverpool, allowing a player of his calibre to drift without fully testing his value could prove costly — not only on the pitch, but as part of the wider story of the Slot era.
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The Brighton snub that changed everything ❌
Heading into the Brighton clash, expectations were high. After promising cameos in recent outings, many assumed Chiesa would be involved.
Instead, when the teamsheet dropped, his name was missing once again.
Sources suggest he trained well all week and was fully fit — making the decision even harder to explain. To many fans and pundits, it didn’t feel tactical. It felt intentional.
The former Liverpool star echoed that belief:
> “I fully expected him to be involved,” he said.
“But once again, he’s ignored. That’s not football reasoning — that feels personal.”
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⚠️ A warning sign Liverpool can’t ignore
This is no longer just about Federico Chiesa.
It now represents deeper concerns — about communication, trust, and respect within the squad. When ex-players, fans, and neutral observers all raise the same alarm, it stops being noise.
It becomes a warning. 🚨
Chiesa wants to play.
Fans want to see him play.
And if Liverpool hesitate much longer…
January could mark the start of a completely avoidable split. 💔⚽
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