🚨 Tsimikas Poised for Anfield Exit Amid Interest from Premier League and La Liga Clubs
Liverpool’s £80,000-a-week defender Kostas Tsimikas may be set to leave Anfield this summer, following a decision by new head coach Arne Slot that could keep the Greek international in a familiar backup role.
According to GIVEMESPORT sources, Tsimikas has attracted interest from multiple clubs in England and Spain, with La Liga sides reportedly making initial inquiries. Premier League teams are also said to be keeping tabs on the situation.
A Loyal Servant Looking for a New Chapter
Since joining from Olympiacos in 2020, Tsimikas has served mainly as deputy to Andrew Robertson, stepping in reliably during cup games and injury spells. Despite extending his contract in late 2023, the 29-year-old is believed to be open to a fresh challenge that offers consistent first-team football.
With the start of a new era under Arne Slot, Tsimikas’ chances of securing a regular spot appear slim, especially following Liverpool’s recent £40 million signing of Milos Kerkez from Bournemouth.
No Exit Imminent, But Watch This Space
While Liverpool is not actively forcing an exit, Tsimikas’ status is under review as the club reshapes its squad. The left-back’s departure would necessitate adjustments — either through the market or by promoting from within — to ensure proper cover for Robertson in a demanding season ahead.
As the summer window unfolds, Tsimikas’ future remains one of the key storylines to watch at Anfield.
