Shocking Reveal“Everyone is gone on International Duty, and that’s why I feel this is the right time to come out to the media to tell the world why Jurgen Klopp don’t want me in his Liverpool squad”- Liverpool Star player speaks out about why he lost his starting spot to Conor Bradley

Shocking Reveal“Everyone is gone on International Duty, and that’s why I feel this is the right time to come out to the media to tell the world why Jurgen Klopp don’t want me in his Liverpool squad”- Liverpool Star player speaks out about why he lost his starting spot to Conor Bradley.

Liverpool has seen contrasting fortunes for two talented youngsters signed from Fulham in recent years. While 20-year-old Harvey Elliott is expected to feature in the upcoming Carabao Cup clash against Fulham, his counterpart Fabio Carvalho is poised for a loan move back to the Championship with Hull City.

Carvalho’s arrival at Liverpool in 2022 sparked high hopes, with the 21-year-old seen as a potential regular in Jurgen Klopp’s side alongside Elliott. Klopp himself praised both players after a memorable game against Newcastle, where Carvalho’s late winner sealed victory.

However, Carvalho’s subsequent performances failed to match the initial hype, with the Portuguese forward struggling to find the back of the net in league matches.

Despite a promising start, Carvalho’s lack of game time prompted Klopp to seek a loan move for the young talent. RB Leipzig emerged as a suitable destination due to their reputation for nurturing young players and tactical similarities with Liverpool.

However, Carvalho’s stint at Leipzig was marred by limited opportunities and a failure to make a significant impact on the pitch.

Now, as Carvalho prepares to join Hull City on loan, questions arise about his future at Anfield. While there is still time for him to prove his worth, his prospects of securing a regular spot in Liverpool’s starting lineup remain uncertain.

Nonetheless, a successful spell at Hull could provide the platform for Carvalho to rejuvenate his career and fulfill his potential, much like Elliott’s loan stint at Blackburn Rovers