Liverpool has been advised to drop their plans to trade away this Brazilian talent

With Jurgen Klopp's team, the Brazilian star still has "three or four years" left at the highest level. With Jude Bellingham and Sofyan Amrabat in his roster, the holding midfielder may be on his way out of Anfield to make room for new acquisitions as the German manager looks to the future and restructures his team.

Fabinho travelled to the World Cup with Brazil but was again employed in a bit-part role by Tite as the South American nation crashed out in the quarter-finals at the hands of Croatia. It will be viewed as a positive for Klopp that he will be returning to Liverpool's training facility in Kirkby in better shape than some might have anticipated.

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Despite the 29-year-undeniable old's significance to the Reds in previous seasons, there is no assurance that Fabinho will automatically take his place in Klopp's side upon his return from Qatar. He has participated in all 14 Premier League games played by Liverpool this season, along with six Champions League games, starting all but four of the 20 games.

But there is a possibility that Klopp is prepared to split ways with the former Monaco star he signed for £38 million back in 2018, given the rumors linking the Reds with Amrabat and Bellingham, two players who would be ready to take Fabinho's place, Robinson said to Football Insider, "Look, I believe we are all a little quick to forget exactly how fantastic Fabinho is." Over the past few years, he has been

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"Until they can bring in a ready-made substitute, they just cannot sell him. Without losing a player like Fabinho, Jurgen Klopp already has too many midfield issues. They just can't sell him until they can walk in the door with a ready-made substitute. Without losing a player like Fabinho, Jurgen Klopp already has too many midfield issues.