Giorgi Mamardashvili 'considering Liverpool transfer exit' as team on red alert

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Giorgi Mamardashvili has played just 11 times for Liverpool this season following his transfer from Valencia, triggering speculation about his future on MerseysideGiorgi Mamardashvili has struggled for minutes at Liverpool(Image: Getty Images)It's claimed that Giorgi Mamardashvili is already considering his future at Liverpool after failing to remain in the starting XI.The 25-year-old goalkeeper only joined Arne Slot's first-team squad last summer. He's become Liverpool's second-choice goalkeeper behind Alisson, inheriting the role vacated by Caoimhin Kelleher following the Irishman's £18 million ($24 million) move to Brentford last June.READ MORE: Ex-Liverpool chief spots $133M reason why Harvey Elliott agreement was refused with Aston VillaREAD MORE: Liverpool gets new referee verdict after Arne Slot complaint about Mohamed Salah incidentMamardashvili was viewed as a signing for the future when Liverpool secured his services, given that Alisson is still regarded as one of the best goalkeepers in the Premier League.Yet it's believed that the Georgian stopper is frustrated at his lack of minutes at Anfield and is already considering his future.

And secondly, because Valencia would be entitled to a sell-on fee if Liverpool decides to sell the goalkeeper.Mamardashvili is Liverpool's current second-choice goalkeeper(Image: Getty Images)It's believed that Mamardashvili is still a popular figure at Valencia. Alisson turns 34 in October, but he's still playing at a high level.The Brazilian goalkeeper is out of contract in June, but the Reds have the option to extend that deal until the summer of 2027, something they are expected to do.And despite the reports, there's still a good chance Mamardashvili will remain as Alisson's back-up for next season.

Liverpool is under no pressure to sell or loan the goalkeeper, who is under contract until the summer of 2031.If Liverpool does agree to send Mamardashvili out on loan for the 2026-27 campaign, it's unclear who would replace him as the No. 1 goalkeeper, playing 134 games during his time in Spain.Mamardashvili has represented Georgia's senior team 35 times, including at Euro 2024.Liverpool.com says: We can't see Mamardashvili leaving next summer, even if he wants to go out on loan.