Caoimhin Kelleher

Liverpool supporters are in almost universal agreeance that Alisson Becker is one of the best stoppers in world football and Caoimhin Kelleher is one of the ...

The 24-year-old has a long career ahead of him but it appears that from next summer he will be listening to offers that come along for his services, if they can offer more first-team football. It appears that the Irishman is not sure how long he can remain in his current role at Anfield, as reported by Paul Gorst: ‘Caoimhin Kelleher insists he will remain at Liverpool this season but has hinted he may consider his long-term options next summer’. Liverpool supporters are in almost universal agreeance that Alisson Becker is one of the best stoppers in world football and Caoimhin Kelleher is one of the best No.2’s in the game, something that is both great and destined to not last for a long time.

REPUBLIC of Ireland goalkeeper Caoimhín Kelleher has made an honest admission regarding his Liverpool career.The Reds' goalie says he will access his.

But I think at the moment, for now, I just have to be focused on trying to be ready for Liverpool." "That is all I am focusing on really. "I am quite relaxed, so I don't mind watching, but obviously I'd rather be playing but I just try to be as focused as I can be when I watch so I am ready if I am needed."

Caoimhín Kelleher talked about his future this week and whether he could leave Liverpool in 2023. The goalkeeper is the Reds' no.2.

But I think at the moment, for now, I just have to be focused on trying to be ready for Liverpool.” He’ll know that – and would face a massive decision should a club offer it. He’s held his own in the Premier League, Champions League and in a cup final – Liverpool can count on him. Kelleher is now 24 and can’t really spend too much longer as a backup player. 2023 is a massive year for him, then. It’s hard to see him becoming a regular until Alisson retires, in fact.

Liverpool goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher has revealed that he may be playing in his last season for the Reds.Kelleher is likely to.

But I think at the moment, for now, I just have to be focused on trying to be ready for Liverpool.” I just need to be ready so I can step in if there’s an injury or if I’m needed. “Listen, I think we’ve obviously only just come back into the middle of the season.

The Irish shot-stopper is currently second choice goalkeeper behind Alisson Becker of Brazil. Despite limited gametime, Kelleher has impressed and holds the ...

"I think the result aside, that wasn't positive, but in terms of it being our first game back I think it was a positive performance. But I think at the moment, for now, I just have to be focused on trying to be ready for Liverpool." I don't think there was too much between the two teams, both teams had their chances, I think they were just more clinical. It's never easy to go straight back into an intense game like this, but I thought the players did really well to adapt and there was maybe 15 minutes or so where we were just trying to find our feet a bit. "Listen, I think we've obviously only just come back into the middle of the season. I just need to be ready so I can step in if there's an injury or if I'm needed.

Caoimhin Kelleher admitted he may have to consider his future at Liverpool after this season as he seeks regular minutes at club level.

But I think at the moment, for now, I just have to be focused on trying to be ready for Liverpool." I just need to be ready so I can step in if there's an injury or if I'm needed. With Bazunu starting at Southampton, and Mark Travers starting for Bournemouth, Kelleher is the only goalkeeper in the Ireland side not playing regularly. Listen, I think we've obviously only just come back into the middle of the season. ](https://www.balls.ie/football/caoimhin-kelleher-yet-to-make-a-decision-on-liverpool-future-512634) [Liverpool for regular playing time.](https://www.balls.ie/football/jurgen-klopp-wants-kellehers-future-at-liverpool-following-penalty-shoot-out-heroics-532089)

Caoimhin Kelleher is expected to start in the FA Cup against Wolves on January 7, but Liverpool's League Cup involvement ended last week against Manchester ...

“Disappointment is the overall feeling. “I thought we did quite well. “That is all I am focusing on really. “So it was mainly positive from the manager to be fair because I think it was mainly a positive performance. “I think the result aside, that wasn't positive, but in terms of it being our first game back I think it was a positive performance. “But I think at the moment, for now, I just have to be focused on trying to be ready for Liverpool.”