The leap from Olympiakos, Danish Esbjerg and Dutch Willem II to Liverpool was huge for Greek Kostas Tsikmikas. Just being chosen to wear the red shirt is a huge honor. After 115 appearances for Liverpool since 2020, the 29-year-old is still ready for something more, and that in the form of playing time. Now it seems that an exit is underway.
Earlier this summer, Nottingham Forest were reportedly keen to sign the left-back, according to transfer journalist Romano, Tsimikas is expected to leave the club, especially after he was absent from Sunday’s Community Shield squad against Crystal Palace.
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The contract runs until 2027, but behind both Andy Robertson and Milos Kerkez in the playing time queue, The Greek Scousers themselves will be pushing for a transfer, it is reported. Tsimikas is said to be on the wish list of compatriot and Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis, while Leeds are also linked with the 29-year-old.
Under Arne Slot, there were 1674 minutes spread over 29 games. Tsimikas has probably played his last game in a Liverpool shirt, now the left-back is about to start a new chapter and walks out the same exit door as Trent Alexander-Arnold, Luis Diaz and Caomihin Kelleher and Darwin Nunez before him.
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This smells like Nottingham Forest.
