Six more Liverpool players could be leaving alongside Mo Salah and Andy Robertson vs Brentford

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Liverpool supporters will say goodbye to two legends of their club this Sunday as the curtain comes down for both Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson at Anfield.The veterans will depart following the match against Brentford, and though Salah has whipped up some controversy with his veiled criticism of Arne Slot in the run-up to the game, both will receive a hero’s goodbye.Sadly, Salah and Robertson are highly unlikely to be the only players leaving Liverpool this summer, though, and while they will openly salute the Anfield crowd for a final time, six more players may unknowingly be about to leave as well. Which Liverpool players SHOULD be playing their last game for the club vs Brentford?

Robertson and Salah are going, but there are a fair few who could be joining them… Photo Credit: Getty Images/Michael Drive/MI News/NurPhoto Ibrahima KonateThe most obvious of the potential departures is Ibrahima Konate‘s, with the Frenchman still yet to sign a contract extension with the Reds.There has been no official announcement that Konate will leave, which is arguably a good sign heading into the final day of the season.Nevertheless, he will not be contracted to play another game for Liverpool after the final whistle on Sunday.The lack of a statement either way suggests that Konate is still locked in negotiations with the Reds, but there is a very realistic chance that, even if he doesn’t know just yet, the centre-back will be leaving.Photo by Liverpool FC/Liverpool FC via Getty ImagesREAD MORE: Why Liverpool almost didn’t sign Andy Robertson in 2017 and who they really wanted insteadAlisson BeckerAlong with Salah and Robertson, Liverpool could lose another legend of the Jurgen Klopp era this summer, as Alisson Becker flirts with a move to Juventus.Alisson hasn’t played since the Champions League last-16 second-leg against Galatasaray in March, and it remains to be seen whether he’ll even get out on the pitch against Brentford.If he does, it could be for the final time with Liverpool, as rumours continue to swirl that a return to Italy is on the cards.Alisson is an emotional character, and though an exit is unlikely to be confirmed by Sunday, his reaction at Anfield will surely give an indication into what the next few months hold.Joe GomezAnother stalwart of the Klopp era, and comfortably Liverpool’s longest-serving player, Joe Gomez could also depart this summer.Gomez is reportedly in talks over a move to AC Milan, and although Reds fans will not want to see him go, the timing could be right for the 28-year-old.His future could potentially depend on Konate, and it may be a gamble for Liverpool to lose two defensive options at the same time, but if Gomez pushes to leave, it is hard to envisage the Reds standing in his way.Curtis JonesChange could also come in midfield for Liverpool this summer, and Curtis Jones‘ future will play a big part in how that comes about.Jones has been heavily linked with Inter Milan after another season in which he’s failed to cement a place in the Reds’ starting XI. Should Arne Slot drop Mohamed Salah from the squad to face Brentford? 👀 A sour end could be in store… Photo by Michael Regan/Getty Images With only one year left on his contract, the 25-year-old does not appear likely to sign an extension, making a summer sale especially likely.Given his strong connection with the club, supporters will probably get a clue into where Jones’ head is at following the final whistle on Sunday.

Though he’s not usually an especially emotional person, there could be some tears as the Scouser realises his time with the club of his life is about to come to an end.Alexis Mac AllisterAnother one potentially moving on from Liverpool’s midfield at the end of the season is Alexis Mac Allister, who has been way below his best this term.Another who the Reds do not appear especially keen to hand a new contract to, Mac Allister is likely to attract interest, and could be sold if an offer arrives.Of the six on this list the Argentine is perhaps the least likely to leave, but that does not mean that his stay at Anfield is anything like secure.Federico ChiesaFinally, Liverpool’s attack will be revamped this summer following the exit of Salah and as Slot deals with the long-term injury to Hugo Ekitike.The Dutch coach will not want to lose much more firepower, but it feels inevitable that Federico Chiesa will be moved on regardless.Unable to convince Slot that he should be anything more than a bit-part player, Chiesa will probably return to Italy this summer in search of more playing time.As ever, there could be a shock or two on the cards and a surprise candidate to leave could emerge. But, for now, it would not raise too many eyebrows if any – or all – of these eight players depart Liverpool in the coming months.Join Our NewsletterReceive a digest of our best Liverpool content each week direct to your mailbox