As the season kicks off, Liverpool have made few changes to their squad, but have unexpectedly retained Irish international goalkeeper Killy Boots. According to the Liverpool Echo, Kilic boots is extremely frustrated with the team's decision to reject his transfer to another club, especially considering the huge amount of money Liverpool has invested in the transfer market. Kilic boots will move to Georgian goalkeeper Madashuveli in the new season, a move that may bring new life to the Reds. In a recent interview, Kilic boots confirmed that he was "forced" to stay in the team.
Kiely Boots has been the team's starting goalkeeper since he joined Liverpool. In addition to helping the team win the Premier League title last season, his performance has been comparable to that of the injured Alisson. With the opening of the summer transfer window, Liverpool's search for a successor is on the agenda. However, Liverpool discouraged potential buyers with a high price tag of £25 million. At the last minute of the transfer window, they rejected Nottingham Forest's cash-plus-player bid, and Killyboots eventually failed to leave. Speaking in the UEFA Europa League, Killyboots admitted: "I said a couple of years ago that my aim was to make the right choice, but at the end of each week Liverpool signed a new goalkeeper and proved that they had chosen a different path. Sometimes from the outside looking in I think it's my choice to stay in the team on the bench but the truth is it's out of my hands."
According to renowned journalist Graeme Bailey, Keeley Boots is extremely disappointed at failing to make the move and it could even lead to trouble. It is reported that some of the Scottish Premier League giants have shown keen interest in the 25-year-old goalkeeper and are hoping to bring him to the Premier League next year.
