Liverpool could allow Giorgi Mamardashvili to leave the club if a suitable offer arrives for the Georgian goalkeeper.
Mamardashvili has struggled to dislodge Alisson Becker as first-choice goalkeeper at Anfield and is understood to have become frustrated with a supporting role. Alisson is out of contract at the end of the current campaign and has been linked with clubs in Italy, though no decision has been made on his future.
Mamardashvili is ready to consider his options, and Spanish outlet Fichajes claim that both Inter Milan and Juventus considered the 26-year-old as an option last summer.
Liverpool are reportedly prepared to consider offers in the region of €30m for Mamardashvili, having signed Lucca Brughmans from KRC Genk in the summer window.
Brughams will remain with the Belgian side for the current campaign before moving to Merseyside in 2027, after a fee in the region of £30m was agreed. The 18-year-old is considered one of the best goalkeeping prospects in Europe.
With Brughams considered a long-term option as number one, it remains to be seen how Liverpool plan to integrate a succession plan. Mamardashvili would represent a more senior replacement for Alisson, who turned 34 this month and could exit at the end of the campaign. However, the Georgian has failed to convince since his arrival from Valencia.
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