Liverpool have reached a clear internal position on Jeremie Frimpong, with suggestions of a January exit not currently matching the reality of the situation. According to TeamTalk, the noise around a possible move to the Saudi Pro League has been firmly played down, and there is no indication at present that the club are preparing to part ways with the Dutch international.
The report states that “sources have shut down exit talk surrounding Liverpool right-back Jeremie Frimpong,” while TEAMtalk can “confirm that links with the Saudi Pro League are wide of the mark.” That will come as a notable development given the sudden nature of the speculation and the suggestion that intermediaries had attempted to place the player with Al-Hilal.
Jeremie Frimpong Future Remains at Anfield
Frimpong joined Liverpool from Bayer Leverkusen in the summer of 2025 for around €40million, which was valued in the report at £33.4m and $44.7m. The move made strategic sense at the time, with Liverpool bringing in a player capable of offering pace, width and attacking thrust from right-back, while also strengthening a position that required longer-term planning.
His first season on Merseyside has, however, been complicated. Injuries and selection issues have restricted his impact, and the article notes that he has been dealing with “a recent muscle problem” which has opened the door for “Ronald Araujo and Joe Gomez” to feature in the role under Andoni Iraola.
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Even so, Liverpool’s stance appears settled. TEAMtalk reports that “Liverpool view Frimpong as part of their plans for the season.” With a contract running until 2030, there is little urgency from the club’s side and no pressure to force a market decision in the winter window.
Saudi Pro League Rumours Dismissed
This is the key point. The report says “there is no genuine interest from Saudi clubs and no substance to the exit rumours.” In a market where tentative conversations can quickly…
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