Federico Chiesa has admitted that he may consider leaving Liverpool if he continues to struggle for regular playing time.
The Italian forward has found opportunities limited since arriving at Anfield, playing fewer than 1,200 minutes across two seasons and making only a handful of league starts. Recent reports have linked him with a possible return to Serie A, with clubs such as Como and Juventus reportedly monitoring his situation.
Speaking about his future, Chiesa stressed that he wants to become an important player again and believes he needs more consistent minutes to achieve that goal. He revealed that he plans to hold discussions with new Liverpool manager Andoni Iraola after the club’s pre-season tour to understand where he fits into the team’s plans.
The coaching change could prove crucial for the 28-year-old. A strong pre-season may offer him the chance to impress Iraola and secure a bigger role, but if regular opportunities remain scarce, a move away from Anfield could become a realistic option.
Despite his limited game time, Chiesa remains popular among supporters, who will be hoping he can revive his Liverpool career and make a lasting impact in the seasons ahead.