Federico Chiesa is keen to leave Liverpool and return to Italy in this summer’s transfer window.
Chiesa joined Liverpool from Juventus last summer for a fee of £10.9m. However, the winger failed to break into Arne Slot’s plans and started just four games across all competitions.
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He featured for just 104 minutes in the Premier League and is keen to secure regular first-team football. Despite happiness at the club, Fabrizio Romano has revealed that Chiesa is targeting a return to Serie A in search of minutes.
Chiesa discussed his future to Corriere dello Sport and said he will sit down with his agent and family this summer. Despite a lack of football, he did not rule out remaining at Anfield.
“The year is over. But it’s an experience I would do again,” Chiesa said.
“Soon I will sit down at the table with the club, (my agent) Fali (Ramadani) and my family to find the best solution. I wouldn’t mind staying in Liverpool at all.”
Several Italian sides have made initial contact for the 27-year-old, who wants to reclaim his place with the national team ahead of next summer’s World Cup. Chiesa has not been included in the Italy squad since Euro 2024.
Liverpool are closing in on the signing of Florian Wirtz from Bayer Leverkusen and the addition of another attacker could free Chiesa’s exit.
Napoli, Inter Milan and former club Fiorentina have all been linked with a move to sign the winger.
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