Trent Alexander-Arnold recently announced his departure from Liverpool.
That sentence still feels weird to type, doesn’t it?
A player who basically is Liverpool for a whole generation – raised at Melwood, decorated with Champions League and Premier League medals, and known for redefining what a right-back could do.
And now, he’s off to Real Madrid in the summer of 2025.
It’s official.
While Liverpool fans still process that gut punch, the transfer rumour mill has kicked into full gear.
And if you’re following the odds on platforms like Betway, you’ll know this summer could get messy – in a rebuild kind of way.
So, who else could be packing their bags at Anfield?
And who might be flying in to help write the next chapter?
Let’s break it down.
The Potential Exits: Who’s Next?
Federico Chiesa
This one’s a bit of a curveball.
Federico Chiesa hasn’t quite lit up the Premier League like many expected after his move from Juventus, and the whispers are growing louder.
Word on the street is that both AC Milan and Napoli are circling – looking to bring him back to Serie A.
Whether or not Liverpool is ready to cash in might depend on what kind of fee they can command.
The Italian press loves a homecoming story, and Chiesa returning to Italy would certainly tick that box.
Harvey Elliott
Harvey Elliott is a fan favourite – he’s got flair, tenacity, and an evident love for the badge.
But with playing time limited this season and competition in midfield heating up, Wolves are said to be preparing a bid.
He’d likely be a regular starter there, and Liverpool reportedly value him north of £40 million.
At 22, he’s at a crossroads: stay and fight for minutes, or move on and take control of his development?
Diogo Jota
Ah, Diogo Jota.
Capable of scoring out of nothing and, unfortunately, also missing months due to injury.
He’s a dangerous finisher when fit, but reports say Liverpool are open to offers – and Wolves, Newcastle, and even Aston Villa are keeping tabs.
The rumour mill suggests a price tag of around £55 million, which could tempt Liverpool if they’re serious about reshaping the attack.
The Rumoured Arrivals: Who Might Come In?
Rayan Cherki (Lyon)
Rayan Cherki is one of those players who’s been tipped for greatness for years now.
Still just 21, he’s a creative spark with quick feet and a sharp eye for a pass.
Reports say he’s keen on a move to Liverpool, though his agent’s been shopping him around the Premier League.
He’d offer something different in the attacking midfield role – a position Liverpool might need to freshen up post-Trent and possibly post-Chiesa.
Jorrel Hato (Ajax)
This kid, Jorrel Hato, is the real deal.
At 19, he’s already captaining Ajax and catching the eyes of Liverpool, Arsenal, and Chelsea.
A left-footed centre-back with maturity well beyond his years, Hato could be a huge signing if Liverpool pull it off.
Ajax are reportedly open to a summer sale, so this one’s worth watching closely.
Diego Moreira (Strasbourg)
Need a wildcard? Diego Moreira might be it.
The Portuguese winger has been on Liverpool’s radar as an alternative to other left-back or wide-attacking targets.
He’s raw but talented – the kind of player who could either vanish into loan limbo or break out spectacularly in the right system.
How Will These Changes Affect Betting Odds?
Player transfers always shake up the odds; this summer’s moves are no exception.
With Trent Alexander-Arnold leaving and other key names potentially on the way out, oddsmakers will reassess Liverpool’s chances across all competitions.
If replacements don’t arrive quickly, expect outright odds for the Premier League title and Champions League qualification to drift slightly.
Meanwhile, individual player markets—like top scorer or assist leader—could shift based on who fills the creative gap.
Platforms like Betway often react in real time to transfer developments, so savvy bettors will watch team news as closely as match results.
Big Summer, Bigger Questions
Liverpool’s 2025 summer isn’t just about plugging holes.
It’s about identity.
With Alexander-Arnold confirmed to leave and rumours swirling around key attackers, we might be watching the tail end of the Klopp-era DNA (even if Klopp himself is still around).
Who stays? Who goes? Who’s the next cult hero waiting in the wings?
One thing’s for sure: Anfield will look very different next season – and it all starts now.
Stay tuned.
