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Liverpool midfielder James McConnell is weighing up his options at the start of the summer transfer window.

The youngster progressed from the Reds’ Under-21s to the senior side during the 2024/25 season, firmly establishing himself as a member of Arne Slot’s first-team group.

But, given the quality at the Dutchman’s disposal and the lack of injuries across the squad, minutes were limited for McConnell, who made four senior appearances across the campaign.

After playing a starring role in the Champions League defeat at PSV Eindhoven in January, Slot opted against sending the 20-year-old out on loan, a decision Liverpool had considered earlier in the window.

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McConnell impressed during a Champions League performance against PSV in January.

The Liverpool head coach has been impressed by the player’s development since returning from injury in November.

McConnell primarily trained with the first-team squad this season but did feature in the Under-21s’ final six league matches of the term, with the senior team only competing for the league at that stage

McConnell has been a regular in senior training this season

But it’s believed that was mainly a preventative measure, and McConnell will be available for the start of pre-season.

The academy graduate has made 13 first-team appearances for Liverpool, nine of which came under Jurgen Klopp