Fabio Carvalho’s loan spell at Hull City, originating from Liverpool in January, continues to leave a positive impression.
Liverpool are reportedly content with Carvalho’s performance while on loan at Hull City. The decision to loan the attacker to the Tigers followed an unsuccessful period at RB Leipzig, where he struggled for playing time.
As Liverpool prepare for significant changes this summer, including Jurgen Klopp’s anticipated departure and several key players nearing the end of their contracts, a substantial shakeup is expected.
Klopp’s likely successor, Ruben Amorim, is anticipated to seek tactical and personnel adjustments within the team. These changes provide opportunities for fringe players to prove their value and facilitate potential player sales.
Carvalho is among those eager for another chance to shine at Anfield, aiming to replicate his success at Hull City next season.
The Portuguese midfielder has showcased his adaptability at MKM Stadium, tallying eight goals in 16 Championship appearances this season.
His recent goal against QPR underscores his versatility, having demonstrated proficiency on the wings, as a forward, and as an attacking midfielder.
According to Fabrizio Romano, Liverpool are happy with Carvalho’s development under the guidance of Liam Rosenior.
Additionally, Carvalho’s performances have attracted interest from other top clubs, with several expressing a desire to acquire his services in the upcoming summer transfer window.
However, it remains uncertain whether Liverpool will consider loan or permanent offers at this stage.
Former England player Carlton Palmer has downplayed Hull’s likelihood of re-signing Carvalho by stating to FootballLeagueWorld:
“If he’s not involved in pre-season with the (Liverpool) first-team squad, then Liam Rosenior might have a chance of getting him on loan again next season.
“But the player himself says he wants to go back to Liverpool and assess his future there. It’s always difficult when you take a player from a Premier League club on loan, and he does well, but hopefully.
“If he’s not involved with the first team, then Liam Rosenior will be in a prime position to take him back because he’s enjoyed his time at the club. Obviously, there’ll be other interested parties that want to take him on loan if he’s available to be loaned out again.”
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