Federico Chiesa’s time at Liverpool is once again sparking transfer talk, with reports suggesting he may have fresh chances to return to Italy when the January window opens.
Since his arrival at Anfield last summer, the Italian winger has struggled to cement a regular place in Arne Slot’s lineup. Many expected him to seek an exit during the last transfer market, but no move materialized.
Now, according to journalist Dean Jones, Chiesa’s situation could resurface in the coming months. Jones explained that while opportunities are likely to present themselves, the 27-year-old won’t jump at just any offer, especially if it feels like a step down in his career.
“Chiesa enjoys being part of Liverpool’s squad, and the club values him as an important option,” Jones noted. “He’s been patient, waiting for his breakthrough moment. Of course, he can’t sit on the sidelines forever, but if he moves, it must be the right project—something that truly suits him.”
A return to Serie A is being touted as a realistic possibility, though the decision rests heavily on whether the right fit comes along.
Should Liverpool Let Him Leave?
Fans remain divided on the issue. On one hand, Chiesa has yet to fully prove himself in the Premier League, and some might argue that cutting ties could be best for both parties. On the other hand, depth will be vital as Liverpool compete on multiple fronts this season.
Having a player of Chiesa’s caliber, even in a rotational role, could prove useful when injuries and fixture congestion hit. For now, Liverpool seem content to keep him around—but January could bring a turning point in his story at Anfield.
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