Liverpool goalkeeper Loris Karius, who is currently on loan at Besiktas, has admitted that he could return to Anfield one day in the future after his spell at the Turkish club ends.
The 26-year-old Karius joined the Turkish club on a two-year loan deal last year after making two massive mistakes in the Champions League final 2018 gifting the title to Real Madrid in the process.
The Merseyside giants have managed to win the European trophy in the following season after making Alisson Becker their number one shot-stopper. The Brazilian became the world’s most expensive goalkeeper at the time when he signed from AS Roma last year in a £60 million deal.
Alisson has established himself as one of the best keepers in the world but his injury meant that Adrian was deputized between the posts. Karius’ errors at Besiktas means that he could further be pushed away from Anfield or sold by Liverpool as his current contract expires in 202.
However, Karius still believes that he might have a future at Anfield after his loan deal is complete as the German said, “I have a loan until the end of the season and then I will see, back to Liverpool or somewhere else in England or somewhere in Germany, you never know, Right now my focus is on playing games here every week and then we’ll see.
Karius went on to state that the English top-flight division is the best in the world but has kept his future open, “The Premier League is the best league so it’s interesting of course but also I am still under contract at Liverpool, so maybe I’ll play for Liverpool again, you never know. It’s difficult to say now. If it’s not Liverpool it will be another decent team I am sure, so I am not worried.”
