Mamardashvili Eyes Summer Exit While Slot Clears Path for Elliott's Leeds Move

Liverpool's goalkeeping situation is set for another shake-up this summer, with Giorgi Mamardashvili potentially heading out on loan if Alisson remains on Merseyside.

The Georgian shot-stopper has emerged as a long-term successor to the Brazilian veteran, but recent developments suggest his immediate future could lie elsewhere. Having stepped in during Alisson's injury troubles this season, Mamardashvili is keen for regular playing time, and journalist Nicolo Schira reports the keeper is prepared to depart on a temporary basis should Alisson stay put.

The Alisson question itself has taken an intriguing turn. The 32-year-old has been heavily courted by Serie A champions Juventus, with reports suggesting he favours the Italian switch alongside Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson in departing Liverpool. However, the Reds have performed an apparent U-turn, keen to retain their experienced number one heading into the new campaign.

According to TEAMtalk sources, Alisson's camp is now frustrated by Liverpool's reluctance to match Juventus's long-term offer. The goalkeeper is seeking direct conversations with the club's hierarchy to clarify his standing in their future plans. Liverpool remain open to discussing a new deal, but crucially, they're not prepared to match the terms the Bianconeri have already tabled.

Elsewhere, Harvey Elliott appears destined for the exit door after a disappointing loan spell at Aston Villa. The 23-year-old has attracted interest from Leeds United, and Football Insider understands Arne Slot has sanctioned his departure.

With Elliott's contract expiring next summer and his Aston Villa temporary deal about to conclude, Liverpool are determined to capitalise on what may be their final chance to recoup a fee for the midfielder. Slot has already given the thumbs-up for a sale ahead of the 2026-27 season, and the player himself is reportedly open to a move to Elland Road.