Liverpool fans like to call Caoimhin Kelleher the world’s best second goalkeeper. The problem for Liverpool is that the Irish international goalkeeper is tired of being second in line. In the past year, the 25-year-old was well on his way away, where he openly said he was seeking the first goalkeeper position, but stayed. Now the offer could come that sends Kelleher away from Anfield.
We always take what comes from The Sun with a grain of salt, but in this case, there is realism in the claims. The English inker claims that work is being done in London to pry the world’s best second goalkeeper and give him control at Stamford Bridge.
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Kelleher is likely to end up as Liverpool’s third goalkeeper when Georgian goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili joins the Premier League club from next season. “The world’s best third goalkeeper” is definitely something Kelleher doesn’t bother to be a part of.
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According to the English newspaper, there is a lot of interest at Chelsea to give the Liverpool goalkeeper the opportunity to show he is the long-term goalkeeper solution at Stamford Bridge. Not surprisingly, Liverpool are very lukewarm about giving their rival a super reserve goalkeeper, but if the bid comes and Kelleher sees the opportunity to fight in the upper echelons of the Premier League as the first goalkeeper, then Liverpool can hardly stop it.
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