Liverpool fans are eagerly anticipating the end of this season, but there’s also growing excitement about what the summer transfer window might bring—especially after a bold prediction from Jamie Carragher.
Speaking on *The Overlap*, the 47-year-old said: “We need a left-back who can start. Robertson should transition into more of a squad role at this point.”
Ian Wright then asked about Kostas Tsimikas’s future, to which Carragher replied bluntly: “Yeah,” implying the Greek defender should be moved on.
It’s becoming increasingly likely that this summer could mark the end of Tsimikas’s time at Anfield.
Carragher has previously highlighted left-back as a position Liverpool need to strengthen, and with Andy Robertson still seen as the primary choice despite concerns about his form and age, the club may seek new competition.
While Tsimikas has been a loyal and valuable squad member, the long-term benefits of keeping Robertson could outweigh those of retaining the Greek international.
Attention is now turning to potential replacements, with Paul Joyce naming Bournemouth’s Milos Kerkez as a top target for the role.
The Hungarian has been heavily linked with a move to Liverpool and could be one to watch this summer.
Whether it’s Kerkez or another signing, it seems increasingly likely that Tsimikas could be on his way out when the transfer window opens.
