Liverpool weigh exit route for Tsimikas

Liverpool weigh a move for Kostas Tsimikas amid a broad window of changes at Anfield.

Liverpool weighs exit route for Tsimikas as £227m revamp unfolds

Liverpool have been active this summer, adding players such as Florian Wirtz and Hugo Ekitike while selling high profile names including Darwin Nunez and Luis Diaz. Ben Doak is the latest departure, taking sales near £230m as the club pursues a wider rebuild. The signing of Milos Kerkez strengthened the left back area, but Kostas Tsimikas remains unsettled and could move in the final weeks of the transfer window.

Links to Olympiacos on a potential loan have circulated via SporTime. No solid offers have emerged from the Premier League or elsewhere, and a return to Greece could be the most realistic route if talks progress. Tsimikas joined Liverpool in 2020 and has a contract running until 2027. He has not been included in the first two fixtures amid uncertainty about his future. Nottingham Forest have been named as a possible destination, though reports suggest those talks are not advancing and European options look limited.

The move signals a methodical rebuild that blends asset sales with selective reinvestment. By using loan routes and keeping a light wage bill, Liverpool aim to preserve flexibility for future windows. But selling a trusted squad member could erode depth at left back if the new options do not adapt quickly.

Fan and analyst voices will weigh the financial arithmetic against on pitch needs. A big haul up front is not a guarantee of success if the squad loses balance. The window still has weeks to unfold, and the final lineup may depend as much on negotiation timing as on tactical plan.

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The next moves will reveal how far this plan can carry Liverpool.