Thanks for everything Firmino, Klopp's statement that puts the Brazilian out of Liverpool

The 31-year-old Brazilian's contract with Liverpool expires on 30 June and although the Reds have already started to work on his renewal, his continuity cannot be taken for granted. In fact, it seems that everything will depend on the role that Jürgen Klopp can guarantee him, who last season relegated him to the bench on numerous occasions (only 10 starts in the Premier League), but who this season has once again given him a greater role (he has already made 11 starts).

Forged at Figueirense in his home country, Firmino spent five seasons at TSG Hoffenheim before landing at Anfield Road, where he has 348 official appearances to his name (107 goals and 78 assists). He has also been capped 55 times by Brazil (17 goals).

More Liverpool news:

Still to arrive at Liverpool and Bellingham already has his first duel with Mohamed Salah

Darwin Nunez doesn't train with Liverpool but look what he's doing off the pitch, he's criticised

The FC Barcelona board is considering a move for Liverpool striker Roberto Firmino. The Brazilian is a player Xavi Hernandez is very keen on and his contract expires in June this year. However, for now Firmino is injured and far from thinking about his future, he has to recover from the injury that has prevented him from playing in 2023. 

In fact, he has been inconsistent for much of the season due to physical problems and also underperformance. In this regard, German coach Jürgen Klopp said the following in a press conference before the game against Brighton.

"I don't know when he can come back"

"I don't know exactly when he will be back, but he is not close to team training. At the start it was a little injury, 10 days, 2 weeks, but then Bobby felt something again. He's not close to team training. In the first moment, it was a little injury 10 days, two weeks. Then Bobby felt again something. He is not close to team training."