Caoimhin Kelleher, Liverpool’s backup goalkeeper, is reportedly planning to leave the club in 2025 to secure a starting role at another team. The 25-year-old has been a reliable substitute for Alisson, making 55 appearances and keeping 19 clean sheets since his debut in 2019. Despite his contributions, Kelleher has often only played when Alisson has been unavailable, which has led to his decision to seek regular first-team football elsewhere.
Kelleher’s strong performances, such as his key saves in Liverpool’s 2-0 victory over Aston Villa, have demonstrated his capabilities, but with limited opportunities, he’s now aiming to move on. His contract runs until 2026, but Liverpool is reportedly open to a transfer next summer, with the goalkeeper valued between £25m and £30m. Clubs like Celtic have already shown interest, and more are expected to emerge as the summer transfer window nears.
This decision marks a significant step for Kelleher as he looks to establish himself as a first-choice goalkeeper and further his career