Chiesa has not delivered consistently for the club, contending with injuries and periodic omission from matchday squads, and not displaying the same level of impact he showed earlier in his career. There are suggestions from pundits that his future at Anfield is uncertain, with talk that Liverpool may revisit their wide-forward options in the near future.
One observer noted that Chiesa’s injury troubles at the start of the season have not helped his case, and argued that if the manager cannot see him contributing in training, it becomes difficult to secure a regular role in matches. The discussion also highlighted Liverpool’s ongoing search for fresh wingers, including a recent signing and other targets that were missed in the last transfer window, implying the club may revisit the position in January and that Chiesa’s role could be further diminished.
If Liverpool receive a credible offer for Chiesa in the January window, it would make sense for the club to consider selling, trimming wages and allowing a younger winger to step into a greater role. While the move to Liverpool carried a modest £10 million fee and was seen as a speculative risk, it has not produced the hoped-for return.
Captain Virgil van Dijk has publicly praised Chiesa’s character and work ethic, noting the hard work, resilience through injuries, and the potential impact he could still have on the team. However, when a bid arrives, Liverpool would be well-advised to weigh the financial and sporting considerations and possibly move on to optimize squad development.