“The time has finally come for Liverpool to move on from a player who has been extremely important to the team.”

Liverpool fans are eager for the current season to wrap up, but there’s also excitement building around what the summer transfer window might bring—especially after Jamie Carragher shared his thoughts.

During a conversation on The Overlap, the former defender, now 47, said: “We need a new left-back to come in and start. Robertson, in my view, should transition into more of a squad role.”

Ian Wright followed up by asking what that meant for Kostas Tsimikas, and Carragher responded bluntly: “Yeah,” suggesting the Greek international should be moved on. This marks a significant shift, considering Jurgen Klopp once described Tsimikas as “super important.”

This summer could signal the end of Tsimikas’s time at Liverpool. Carragher has previously highlighted the need to strengthen the left-back position, and it seems new head coach Arne Slot shares the sentiment.

Despite Robertson’s age and questions about his consistency, it appears he remains the preferred option for now, with Liverpool potentially seeking a younger player to step in.

While Tsimikas has been a loyal and valuable squad member, keeping Robertson may offer more long-term benefits.

Bournemouth’s Milos Kerkez has been named by Paul Joyce as a potential target, with the Hungarian among several left-backs being linked to Anfield. Regardless of who arrives, all signs point to a summer exit for Liverpool’s No. 21.