Tsimikas’ future at Roma remains at risk | OneFootball

Kostas Tsimikas’s spell at Roma could end prematurely.

Having arrived on loan last summer to strengthen the left flank, the Greek full-back has failed to fully convince manager Gian Piero Gasperini, who no longer appears to consider him part of his plan.

Indeed, Tsimikas’s opportunities for development have been limited recently, with the manager preferring an adapted Wesley or Rensch, as in the Como match.

All this suggests the loan could be terminated as early as January.

This possibility would be relatively simple to implement, as the agreement with Liverpool includes no obligation or option to buy. In fact, the player could be returned without too many complications, but a return to Anfield is not as obvious as it might seem.

According to reports from England, Liverpool’s squad is already “full” of players who haven’t been trained in the youth system, with all available slots already filled. In this case, a sudden return of Tsimikas could create a rather serious roster problem for Arne Slot’s team.

In this scenario, the most logical solution might be a new loan, but even this option isn’t without its challenges. Indeed, after a less than stellar few months at Roma, negotiations for a new transfer are far from straightforward.

It would be crucial for the Reds to find a club that values ​​Tsimikas’s abilities and offers him the opportunity to play consistently.