Liverpool Have No Plans to Sell Jeremie Frimpong in January Despite Saudi Rumours

A report says Liverpool are not planning to sell Jeremie Frimpong in January, and the Dutch full-back is expected to stay with the team until at least the end of the season, despite reports of a possible move to the Saudi league.

The report said rumours in recent days had claimed that Frimpong was offered to Al Hilal through intermediaries, and that the 25-year-old was open to a move after a difficult start at Liverpool. However, sources close to the matter denied there was any genuine Saudi interest or basis for the exit rumours.

Frimpong joined Liverpool from Bayer Leverkusen in the summer of 2025 for around 40 million euros, on a contract running until 2030. The report noted that injuries and a lack of opportunities had limited his involvement, and that a muscle problem had recently kept him out of action.

According to the report, Liverpool do not feel under pressure to sell the player and do not intend to push for his departure in January, while he is expected to recover and return to the competition for a place during the second half of the season. It added that Frimpong and the club agree that he will stay for now, and that the player's focus is on rehabilitation and returning to matches.