Mirror: Irish coach hopes Kelleher leaves Liverpool to increase his chances of playing

May 14th According to the Mirror, the head coach of the Irish national team hopes that Kelleher can leave Liverpool. He believes that Kelleher is very outstanding and hopes that he can get more opportunities to play.

The head coach of the Irish national team suggested that Kellehe leave Liverpool this summer. He believes that Kellehe is very good and should get more opportunities to play. Although Kellech performed well in substituting Alison, who is considered the best substitute goalkeeper in the world right now, with only more than a year left in the contract and Valencia's Mamadashvili coming to join, the 26-year-old Kellech is likely to move to other clubs as a starting lineup before next season.

Liverpool reportedly asked Kelleher to be £40 million, and it was recently reported that Leeds United intends to sign him. He has also been in touch with clubs such as Newcastle and Bournemouth. Ireland national coach Halgrimsson said: "I just hope Kellech can go to a club that will allow him to play, and he has proven that he can perform at the highest level."

Liverpool confirmed that he signed Georgian goalkeeper Mama Dashvili last summer, but he will spend the season in Valencia before he will come to Liverpool to play. It is not clear whether this transfer takes into account Kelleher's future. Kelleher has made 20 appearances for Liverpool in various competitions, including 10 Premier League starts, but these opportunities are all obtained when Allison is away due to injury.

In response to this, Liverpool's head coach Slott has repeatedly stated that Brazilian goalkeeper Allison will continue to be his first choice goalkeeper. Players and staff have enjoyed some rest since last Sunday's 2-2 draw with Arsenal at Anfield Stadium, including the outgoing Arnold being booed by thousands of fans. Slott was also photographed celebrating with Wayne Leinker at the OBeach club in Ibiza.