BYE BOBBY Roberto Firmino to leave Liverpool this summer as agent confirms ‘eight incredible years’ are coming to an end - 7M sport

BYE BOBBY Roberto Firmino to leave Liverpool this summer as agent confirms ‘eight incredible years’ are coming to an end



Posted Saturday, March 04, 2023 by Thesun.co.uk

ROBERTO FIRMINO will leaves Liverpool this summer, according to his agent.

The Brazilian is out of contract at the end of the season and will not be renewing a deal to stay at Anfield.

BYE BOBBY Roberto Firmino to leave Liverpool this summer as agent confirms ‘eight incredible years’ are coming to an end
Roberto Firmino has won the Premier League and Champions League in his eight years at Liverpool

The Brazilian has been with the Merseyside club since 2015 is among the club's longest-serving players.

But his time is now set to come to an end after weeks of speculation over his future.

The star's agent Roger Wittmann reportedly told Scores365: "I can confirm that [he will leave Liverpool].

"It's a nice way to leave after eight incredible years."

The forward is now set to be available on a free transfer and many clubs in Europe will likely be keen on him after his successful spell in England.

Firmino won the Premier League with the club in 2020 and the Champions League in 2019.

The 31-year-old was also part of the squad that won the cup double last season.

The forward formed a formidable trio for multiple years with Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane that helped transform Liverpool from also-rans to genuine contenders.

He was the first time arrive at Anfield after signing in a £29m deal from Hoffenheim while Brendan Rodgers was still the manager.

Mane arrived in 2016 and Salah followed a year later.

Firmino has made 353 appearances for Liverpool and scored 107 goals.

He will hope to add to this total before the end of the season.

But collecting any more silverware looks unlikely after Liverpool's difficult campaign which has seen them struggle to keep pace with the top 4 and crash out of both domestic cup competitions.

They also need a miracle to get past Real Madrid in the Champions League after a damaging first-leg defeat.



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