Caoimhin Kelleher, Liverpool's 25-year-old goalkeeper, is reportedly preparing to leave the club in 2025 to pursue a role as a first-choice keeper elsewhere. The Irish international, who debuted for Liverpool in 2019, has impressed in his 55 appearances, recording 19 clean sheets while deputizing for Alisson Becker.
Despite his solid performances, including crucial saves in Liverpool's recent 2-0 win over Aston Villa, Kelleher is eager to secure more consistent playing time. According to *Football Insider*, the shot-stopper has informed friends of his intention to leave Anfield at the end of the current season.
Liverpool is expected to seek a fee of £25m-£30m for Kelleher, whose contract runs until 2026. Celtic is one of the clubs reportedly interested, though more suitors are likely to emerge before the summer 2025 transfer window.
With Georgi Mamardashvili rumored to be joining Liverpool next summer, this appears to be the right moment for both the club and Kelleher to part ways. The move could provide Kelleher with the opportunity to cement his place as a number-one goalkeeper, a pivotal step for his career.