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Liverpool celebrate with the Premier League trophy after their final game of the season(Image: undefined via Getty Images)

Trent Alexander-Arnold bid farewell to Liverpool on Sunday and posted an emotional final farewell on social media on Wednesday night.

And FOUR stars have hinted that their careers may soon be elsewhere following the final game of the season against Crystal Palace.

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Chief among them is goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher, who has caught Brentford's eye.



The Georgian stopper has already made clear that, after staying in Spain on loan last season, he is heading to Anfield to fight to be No.1.

Caoimhin Kelleher confirmed he is looking to leave Liverpool this summer

In another, more subtle, revelation, Andy Robertson told Match of the Day that perhaps his position at the club isn't as secure as it once was.

Today was special."

Andy Robertson gave an honest answer on his future(Image: BBC)

Harvey Elliott couldn't hold back the tears as he hugged his father on the pitch post-match following Liverpool's draw against Palace and he is increasingly likely to depart after making just two Premier League starts all season.

Having been a regular under Jurgen Klopp he has found breaking into Arne Slot's lineup far tougher.

The question is whether any will meet Liverpool's £40m price tag, or if the Reds are willing to reduce.

Similarly, Kostas Tsimikas has left supporters guessing over his Anfield career after his social media reminisce about Liverpool's league glory.

He shared his emotions next to an image of him with the Premier League trophy, stating: "As a kid kicking a ball in Greece, I could never imagine this day – lifting the Premier League trophy as a Liverpool FC player.

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