The future of Kostas Tsimikas this season has been decided. Liverpool unexpectedly “turned on the green light” to open the way for this defender to join Roma on the form of loan with the option to buy. The Greek star individual also agreed with this option.
According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Tsimikas will stick with Roma until the 2025/26 season ends. This deal is not compulsory for purchase. The Greek star will immediately set out to Roma to check the health before the new club's debut. 100% of Tsimikas's salary will be paid by Roma.
Going out is a decision to match Tskimikas. He was brought back by Juergen Klopp to prevent Andy Robertson. However, the Greek player has only played a small role in the Liverpool squad since moving here from Olympiakos in 2020, with a total of 115 appearances in all competitions.
Last season, Tsimikas played 29 times for Slot's team, including 18 appearances in the Premier League, thereby with the host club to win the championship. The current Greek defender's contract with Liverpool will expire at the end of the 2026/27 season, but his future at Anfield is obscure when the club has brought back rookie Kerkez, and Robertson is still ready to battle.
Regarding Liverpool, this club is trying to resolve the Alexander Isak case. Liverpool has pursued Isak throughout the summer but Newcastle constantly requires a higher fee. They valued the Swedish striker up to £ 150 million.
Now, when the transfer window is only a few days to close, Liverpool is speeding up to close the deal, and also proved to be confident to successfully recruit Marc Guehi from Crystal Palace. Good news for Liverpool when Newcastle is about to welcome the Nick Woltemade striker from Stuttgart. This may be a knot for Isak to Liverpool to be adopted.