Liverpool midfielder Wataru Endo is struggling to secure consistent playing time, and his future at the club appears uncertain unless his situation changes significantly. Several top European clubs are closely monitoring his status, ready to offer him an escape from Liverpool if his lack of game time persists. Sources suggest that Endo, frustrated by limited opportunities, is already contemplating a move. The 31-year-old, who joined Liverpool from VfB Stuttgart last summer, has proven to be a valuable squad player but, at this stage in his career, is keen to secure more regular playing time—something Liverpool may not be able to provide.
One club reportedly interested in Endo is AC Milan, who value his versatility and solid performances on the field. Milan sees potential in him adding depth and experience to their midfield and could move for him in the upcoming transfer window, particularly since Liverpool may be willing to let him go for a fee between €15-18 million.
Liverpool manager Arne Slot has yet to suggest that Endo will be a key part of his long-term plans, fueling speculation that the midfielder may be on his way out. In addition to Milan, clubs like Celtic, Fulham, Wolverhampton, and Ipswich have shown interest, meaning Endo will likely have options if he decides to leave. Given his desire to compete for trophies, Milan could be an especially attractive destination for the Japanese international.
