Heimir Hallgrímsson would love to see Caoimhin Kelleher play regular first-team football next season.
Heimir Hallgrímsson has risked the wrath of new Liverpool manager Arne Slot by urging Caoimhin Kelleher to leave Anfield this summer.
Kelleher made 26 appearances in all competitions, including 14 consecutive games, while regular number one Alisson was sidelined with an injury. “It would be a shame if he's not playing regularly after he has already shown everyone how good he is, the level he played at.” “Sure, he’s playing at the highest level. He’s been very consistent both at Everton and in the national team, really committed, passionate,” said the newly appointed Boys in Green boss.
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