He left Liverpool during this summer, now his new team wants to send him out

Liverpool is a team that constantly gives opportunity to players who do not have much poster in European football to explore their talent and make it world-class. Jurgen Klopp's team has dedicated itself to that in recent years and has brought positive results to the Merseyside team. Without much budget and with hard work, the German has once again put the team as one of the leading in Europe.

Before Klopp's arrival, the team was in a difficult situation. It was simply not possible to relive the excitement and past glories that once made the club the bigger team it is. After the arrival of the German boss, all this changed and even the strategist has led Liverpool to 3 UEFA Champions League finals in recent years, thus being an important team in the European elite.

A great example of performance has been Mohamed Salah, who in recent years has become an emblem of the team and one of the great idols who have ever passed through Anfield. After not having many opportunities with Chelsea and AS Roma, the player consolidated in Merseyside and exploited all his level making him one of the best midfielders in the world.

Another player who came looking to improve his football and his talent was Naby Keita. The Guinea player at the time was a key piece for the team. Nevertheless, as the seasons went by, the role of the 28-year-old took a back seat. For this reason, the player left just last summer signing for Werder Bremen of the Bundesliga. However, things have not gone as well as possible for him.

Naby Keita's situation at Werder Bremen

According to SportBILD and Sport Witness, the German team would not be happy with the player's physical problems, so they could be regretting having signed the player for this season. Since the start of the season, the player has been injured twice, which represents a problem for the team. It should be noted that according to Dave Ockop, Keita is the player who earns the most at Werder Bremen. Approximately €48k per week.