Fabrizio Romano says Italian clubs are now showing interest in an “outstanding” Liverpool player

With Michael Edwards and Richard Hughes entering the boardroom, there is some clarity about which direction Liverpool are heading.

And it promises to be a crucial summer, with Edwards and Hughes likely to have to make many difficult decisions in the coming months.

It remains to be seen whether it is about the club's new manager, potential targets they want to bring to Anfield or even players who could be considered for sale. One thing is guaranteed: it will be a very busy transfer window for Liverpool in the summer.

The latest transfer news on Fabio Carvalho's future

Fabio Carvalho was a player who came to Liverpool with great enthusiasm. He was one of the most exciting players in the Championship at the time.

Liverpool waited six months to sign him after a move fell through in the January window.

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When he started playing in the red jersey, he initially caused some exciting moments. He scored the decisive winning goal against Newcastle United in front of the Kop at Anfield.

Carvalho also scored goals against Bournemouth and Manchester City in the first half of his Liverpool season.

But then he was banned from the team, even though Klopp himself described him as an “outstanding” candidate at the time.

Things never worked out for him at Anfield and he was loaned out to RB Leipzig, where Carvalho once again struggled for playing time. He moved to Hull City, where he finally started playing again.

According to Fabrizio Romano, his form has reportedly attracted interest from Italian clubs. who revealed on his X accountt that Carvalho is an interesting subject ahead of the summer window.

How is Fabio Carvalho doing during his loan spell?

Since arriving at Hull City, Carvalho has been in really great form. He scored five goals in his last five games in the Championship and seven goals in his last ten games.

In total, Carvalho has scored 8 goals in 16 games for Hull City, receiving rave reviews from both his manager Liam Rosenior and his teammates.

It remains to be seen what his future holds, but if he can return to Liverpool in pre-season and continue this form, he may still have a future at Anfield too.

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