8 Liverpool stars at risk of playing final game for club in Brentford decider
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The Premier League final day could see Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson bid farewell to Anfield, as multiple Liverpool stars face the prospect of playing their last match against BrentfordMohamed Salah will leave Liverpool(Image: Getty Images)The Premier League's final day will prove crucial for Liverpool's Champions League aspirations, though it will also carry a bittersweet edge.Several players, including some who have been central to the club's most memorable recent achievements, are preparing to say their goodbyes to the Anfield faithful for the very last time. This represents his second lengthy absence this season, though he has since returned to training and could potentially feature on Sunday.Alisson could also leave Liverpool this summer(Image: Getty Images)The 33-year-old has been at Anfield since 2018, arriving after a pivotal role in guiding Roma to the Champions League semifinals.
It's way off the standards expected at this football club," he wrote on social media.Since his Premier League debut in 2019, Jones has amassed over 150 appearances in the competition for his boyhood club. He has started the last seven league fixtures and earned promotion to the senior England squad during his spell at Anfield, collecting six caps.Federico ChiesaFollowing his move from Juventus during Arne Slot's inaugural transfer window, Chiesa's prospects have been regularly questioned.
The England international still has 12 months left on his current agreement.However, speculation has emerged that he might leave sooner, with AC Milan monitoring his situation. Fears mounted that the 33-year-old had already played his last game for Liverpool following an ankle ligament tear in February.The ex-Stuttgart man has been working tirelessly on his recovery, though, and suggested he could feature against Brentford after earning selection for the World Cup.