BREAKING NEWS: “I Don’t Think He Is Part Of My Project” Liverpool Has Told 25-Year-Old Star To Leave Liverpool Immediately After Arne Slot Latest Decision.

Liverpool have been handed a significant boost ahead of their upcoming match against Wolves on Saturday, with Alisson Becker expected to return from his short injury layoff and reclaim his position as the team’s starting goalkeeper.

The Brazilian keeper had missed Liverpool’s previous two games after sustaining a minor hamstring injury during the team’s Champions League opener against AC Milan. Now, the 31-year-old has returned to full training and participated in a complete session with his teammates on Friday, indicating his readiness for the Wolves match.

In his pre-match press conference, Liverpool manager Arne Slot confirmed that Alisson is fit and highlighted the importance of his return to the squad. Slot, who has seen the former Roma star develop into a vital figure for the team in recent years, expressed relief at having him back in goal.

“We believe he’s ready to play,” Slot told reporters, according to *The Athletic*. “He trained with the group yesterday and we expect him to complete today’s session as well. So, we’re confident that he’s available for the game.”

Although Alisson is back, Slot took the opportunity to commend the strong performances of backup goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher, who filled in during Alisson’s absence. Slot praised the Irishman’s displays in the last two matches, highlighting Liverpool’s depth in the goalkeeping department.

However, with Alisson resuming his role as first-choice goalkeeper, speculation about Kelleher’s future at the club is likely to grow. At 25, Kelleher has demonstrated his ability as a dependable option, but with limited opportunities behind one of the world’s top keepers, he may need to consider a move for more regular game time.

Adding to this situation is Giorgi Mamardashvili, the highly-regarded Georgian goalkeeper, who is expected to join Liverpool next summer. With his arrival on the horizon, it seems increasingly possible that this could be Kelleher’s final season at Anfield. The Irish international might feel that the time has come to seek a club where he can secure a starting position and elevate his career.

While Liverpool fans will be delighted to see Alisson back in goal for the Wolves game, this scenario also underscores the challenges faced by promising backup players like Kelleher, who are hungry for more minutes but find themselves blocked by established stars.