Liverpool's number two keeper, Caoimhin Kelleher, has been long linked with a move away to finally kickstart his career as a club's first-choice keeper.
However, the Reds have continually been able to retain the services of the Irishman, and as of now, nothing suggests a move away is imminent. As The Athletic has reported, Liverpool has a price tag on Kelleher, somewhere in the range of £25m. So, who could be potential suitors for Kelleher should he move on this summer?
4 potential landing spots for Liverpool's Caoimhin Kelleher this summer
1. Brentford
One club that has been linked to Kelleher in the past is West London club Brentford. The Bees are set to lose former first-choice keeper David Raya to Arsenal this summer. Raya's move to the Gunners last summer prompted Brentford to sign Dutch keeper Mark Flekken from Freiburg as a stop-gap option. Flekken is 31 years old.
Brentford also has Thomas Strakosha on the books, but since his move in 2022, the Albanian international has played just six matches under Thomas Frank. There is no guarantee Brentford will move for a new keeper this summer, but their current situation does not scream planning for the future either. Should Brentford decide to go out and find a new long-term keeper, Liverpool's Kelleher could be at the top of their list.
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