He was Klopp's favourite, he is considered a star but Slot doesn't take him into account and he would play in Spain

Liverpool have made the decision to cut short Stefan Bajcetic's loan spell at RB Salzburg, according to multiple reports. The young midfielder, who joined the Austrian club last summer, could have a new destination in the Spanish La Liga for the second half of the season.

End of the Salzburg Stage:

Bajcetic joined Salzburg in a move that reunited him with former Reds assistant Pep Lijnders, who had taken over as manager there. However, Lijnders' dismissal nine days before Christmas has led to speculation about whether this influenced Liverpool's decision to cut short the loan. While there is no official confirmation, various media outlets suggest that Bajcetic has already played his last game for Salzburg.

Rumors of a New Destination in Spain:

As reported by DaveOCKOP, the next step in Bajcetic's development could be in Spain, specifically at Real Betis. It is claimed that the player is eager to briefly return to Liverpool before joining the Seville club, presumably to report on his time in Austria and undergo medical assessments.

A Talent with Potential:

Bajcetic, 20, broke into Liverpool's first team during the 2022-23 campaign, making 19 appearances. However, a calf injury kept him sidelined for much of last season, limiting his appearances to just three.

Klopp's Backing:

Former Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp was instrumental in promoting Bajcetic to the first team and always showed great confidence in his potential. Following a goal by the youngster against Aston Villa in December 2022, Klopp publicly praised him: "He is very cheeky and not bothered about anything. He just plays football and he can do that exceptionally well. He had a father who was a football player so the genes are there, but the attitude, the awareness and the game intelligence are there as well."

Klopp also commented last year that he believed Bajcetic's injury problems were due to the large number of minutes he played at a young age: "Obviously what happened before was the body was not 100 per cent ready for the intensity professional football asks for."

In summary:

Liverpool will shorten Stefan Bajcetic's loan to RB Salzburg.

Real Betis are rumored to be the leading candidates to take the player on loan.

Bajcetic appeared in 19 games for Liverpool in the 2022-23 season, but injuries limited his subsequent participation.

Jürgen Klopp was a big supporter of his career at Anfield.

It is believed that the interruption of the loan is due, in part, to the need to manage the player's physical workload.

A possible loan to Betis could be a great opportunity for Bajcetic to continue his development in a competitive league like La Liga and regain match fitness after his period of inactivity due to injury.

Possible implications:

This decision suggests that Liverpool remain confident in Bajcetic's long-term potential. By seeking minutes for him in a competitive environment like La Liga, the club aims for the player to return to Anfield with greater experience and preparation to establish himself in the first team. The loan to Betis, if it materializes, could be beneficial for both the player and both clubs.