Tuesday, November 5, 2024

Roberto Firmino Camp Issue Statement On Premier League Return

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Liverpool legend and Al-Ahli forward Roberto Firmino has been linked with a return to the Premier League, MySportDab reports.

Firmino left Liverpool last summer to join Al-Ahli as a free agent following his dwindling fortunes at Anfield.

The prolific Brazilian forward got off the mark for Al-Ahli, making a banging start with a hat-trick on his Saudi Pro League debut.

It was a groundbreaking start to life for the 34-year-old. However, the waves of fortune flipped suddenly with the former Hoffenheim forward struggling to find the back of the net in subsequent matches.

He has failed to add a single goal to his hat-trick and was reportedly struggling to find his feet in his new home.

Firmino’s dragging goal drought sparked rumors of his imminent transfer exit from Al-Ahli. As per reports, Firmino was disillusioned with his stint in Saudi Arabia six months into his contract and was eyeing a return to the Premier League.

He was linked to a move to Fulham with the Cottagers reportedly ready for a loan deal with Al-Ahli to for the player

Now, a report shared by Fabrizio Romano has confirmed the stance of Roberto Firmino on his Al-Ahli future amidst rumors of a possible return to the Premier League.

As per Fabrizio Romano, Firmino’s representatives have confirmed the Brazilian is not interested in a return to the Premier League and is focused on his career with Al-Ahli.

The report reads;

“Roberto Firmino, not planning to leave. Al Ahli in the January transfer window despite recent reports.

“Very clear message from his camp: he’s set to stay at Al Ahli. No changes expected.”

Firmino has 3 goals in 17 Saudi Pro League matches for Al-Ahli. He has two-and-a-half years remaining on his contract.

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