One Liverpool star has made a U-turn on his future after the appointment of Andoni Iraola, who replaced Arne Slot as manager.
The future of some of Liverpool's stars heading into the summer transfer window could change after their recent managerial switch.
Some players may have been looking for exits under Slot, but we'll be hoping for a fresh start under Iraola.
With a new manager comes new ideas, and that could see some players given a fresh chance and a revival following Iraola's appointment.
There may have been a number of players who were looking to leave the club in the summer transfer window, but situations will have changed over the last few weeks.
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Andoni Iraola looks on during a Bournemouth match in the Premier LeagueHannah Mckay Via Reuters
According to a report from Tutto Juve journalist Mirko Di Natale, Liverpool forward Federico Chiesa's situation has changed after the departure of Slot.
Chiesa has now changed his mind about leaving the club, and he wants to establish himself under Iraola, determined to turn things around at Anfield.
If Liverpool want to get rid of the Italian international in the summer transfer window, Chiesa will happily move on. For now, he wants to prove himself and get back on track.
Whether Iraola and Liverpool will want to keep him remains to be seen, as it certainly wouldn't be a surprise to see them offload him this summer.
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Time for Liverpool to Move On
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It could be time for Liverpool and Chiesa to shake hands and go their separate ways during the summer transfer window.
The Italian international has struggled to cement himself as a guaranteed starter for the Reds, and that doesn't feel like changing heading into the 2026/27 season.
Liverpool are likely to be linked with a host of different wingers to improve their squad, meaning Chiesa could fall further down the pecking order.
Although he is undoubtedly a decent squad player, Chiesa needs to move on for the good of his career, as he is going to continue to struggle to play regular minutes at Anfield.