Jeremie Frimpong open to Liverpool exit amid interest from Saudi Arabia

Jeremie Frimpong is reportedly open to leaving Liverpool for the Saudi Pro League during the January transfer window, having joined the club from Bayer Leverkusen in the summer of 2025 for about 40 million euros.

According to WinWin, intermediaries have offered the 25-year-old Netherlands international, who is of Ghanaian origin, to Al Hilal ahead of the next winter transfer window.

A move to Saudi Arabia could provide Frimpong with the opportunity to rebuild his career after a difficult start to life in the Premier League. The versatile right-back has struggled to establish a consistent run in the Liverpool team since arriving at Anfield.

His adaptation has been affected by inconsistent performances and several fitness problems. Frimpong’s latest setback was a muscle injury sustained during Liverpool’s match against Brentford on 17 October, which has kept him out of action.

Frimpong remains under contract with Liverpool until June 2030, meaning the club retains control over any potential transfer. No official negotiations between Liverpool and Al Hilal have been confirmed, so a move in January remains only a possibility at this stage.

The defender’s current estimated market value is 30 million euros.

Liverpool’s next fixture will be their 11th match of the English league season, against Manchester United.