Liverpool are prepared to consider offers for Jeremie Frimpong in 2027, provided a substantial fee is received, according to Football Insider.
The Netherlands international joined the Reds from Bayer Leverkusen in the summer of 2025 but has struggled to establish himself at Anfield. Inconsistent performances and fitness problems have hindered his progress, while he is currently sidelined with a hamstring injury.
Despite those difficulties, Frimpong is reportedly being monitored by Al Hilal ahead of the next transfer window. However, Liverpool have no intention of allowing the 25-year-old to leave in January.
The English club want to retain their options in defence, particularly because of the lengthy absence of Conor Bradley. That means any decision over Frimpong’s future is more likely to be made during the summer transfer window.
A sizeable offer from Saudi Arabia in the summer could be considered, with both Frimpong and Liverpool understood to be open to the possibility of a transfer in 2027. His position will depend on the proposals received and his sporting situation over the coming months.
The versatile right-back, who was born in Amsterdam and is of Ghanaian origin, is estimated to have a market value of 30 million euros. He earns an annual salary of 7 376 134 euros (4 794 487 100 FCFA) in England.
Liverpool’s next fixture will be their 11th match of the English league season, against Manchester United.
