According to sources, Liverpool defender Kostas Tsimikas could be on his way out of Anfield following a decision by manager Arne Slot.
The Greek international, who currently earns around £80,000 per week, is reportedly open to a move away this summer. Interest is growing from clubs in both the Premier League and Spain, as reported by **GIVEMESPORT**.
Since joining Liverpool from Olympiacos in 2020, Tsimikas has mostly played second fiddle to Andrew Robertson, featuring primarily in domestic cup matches or when the Scotsman has been sidelined.
With Arne Slot ushering in a new era at Liverpool, it seems unlikely that Tsimikas’ role will change significantly, leaving him open to a new challenge elsewhere.
While the club isn’t actively trying to offload him, the 29-year-old has attracted inquiries from La Liga and is being tracked by other English clubs. His current contract was extended in late 2023, but the lack of regular minutes has put his future under the spotlight.
Tsimikas is reportedly willing to leave if a suitable offer comes in—especially one that guarantees consistent first-team football.
As Slot prepares for his second season, Liverpool faces key decisions about squad depth. Should Tsimikas depart, the club might need to seek a replacement or promote from within to provide backup for Robertson.
Notably, Liverpool has already invested £40 million in signing Hungarian left-back Milos Kerkez from Bournemouth this summer.
For now, no transfer is close, but Tsimikas’ situation is one to watch as the summer transfer window progresses.
