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Federico Chiesa will be buzzed about again in January, like in every window since he transferred to Liverpool, as he\u2019s not playing much, but the suitors will have to convince him that it\u2019s time to transfer. He remains convinced that he made the right choice by joining the Reds, Fabrizio Romano reports (via Calciomercato<\/em>).<\/p>\n The winger has made 11 appearances, starting twice, but in the Carabao Cup, for a total of just 186 minutes, scoring twice and assisting once. Liverpool added three quality attackers in the summer, Florian Wirtz, Alexander Isak, and Hugo Etikit\u00e9. They are eyeing another one, Antoine Semenyo, which would push the Italian attacker further down the pecking order.<\/p>\n Despite that, Chiesa doesn\u2019t seem in a hurry to leave Liverpool. Teams would flock if he were made available. Inter have been trying to sign a speedy forward for years, Roma are always in the hunt for offensive reinforcements, especially for cheap, Noa Lang and David Neres only recently made a peep at Napoli, and Milan could use another weapon behind Rafael Leao and Christian Pulisic.<\/p>\n The 28-year-old has refused the Azzurri<\/em> call-ups this season to stay put to practice. He moved for \u20ac12M in August 2024, so the fee wouldn\u2019t be a problem. However, his salary, \u20ac7.5M, is hefty for Serie A standards.<\/p>\n It\u2019s a bit disheartening that he\u2019s content as is while in his prime, as it was clear in the summer already that things wouldn\u2019t go much better for him, considering his side\u2019s signings. His transfer is already complex because of the sums at stake, even more so if he\u2019s not fully bought in on leaving. He\u2019d be particularly useful for Roma.<\/p>\n <\/p><\/div>\nOur Take on Chiesa<\/h3>\n
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