Liverpool will “consider” selling right-back Jeremie Frimpong in 2027 after a disappointing Reds career to date, according to journalist Pete O’Rourke.

There is so much talk about the future of various players currently, with captain Virgil van Dijk offering the latest on his contract situation on Monday:

“I feel good, but it’s not about me at the moment. Let’s see. I’m not in any panic whatsoever. I want to keep playing and continue what I’m doing. Let’s see what the season brings. I’ve had an amazing time already so far. If that will be extended, that’s the case. If not, then I will go somewhere else.

“There’s nothing to report at the moment but that doesn’t mean that there’s any stress or anything. Mentally, I’m in a good place. Physically, I’ve been struggling with a little niggle the past couple of weeks but I do everything in my power to be out there.”

Frimpong doesn’t appear to be a player Liverpool are looking to keep hold of, however, with Football Insider‘s O’Rourke claiming the Reds will “consider” moving him on next year.

That said, the report states that they “have no intention of cashing in on the Dutchman this winter, and are wary about potentially leaving their squad short of depth for the rest of the campaign.”

But if a “big offer” for Frimpong arrives in the summer transfer window, potentially from a Saudi Pro League club, Liverpool will consider accepting it.

Should Liverpool sell Jeremie Frimpong in 2027?

Frimpong has been a huge disappointment for Liverpool since arriving from Bayer Leverkusen last year, playing just 43 times and lacking quality at both ends of the pitch.

For that reason, it makes sense for the Reds to think about cashing in on him at the end of the current campaign, with the move simply not working out.

In fairness to Frimpong, injuries haven’t helped him – he has recently been sidelined with another issue – but he hasn’t shown enough to justify Liverpool persevering with.