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Frimpong looks for a warm destination at Al‑Hilal this winter

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Frimpong looks for a warm destination at Al‑Hilal this winter

Jeremie Frimpong appears to be allowed to leave Liverpool. In the winter two clubs want to strike. Wherever the right‑back chooses, he will get hot. “Frimpong is open to a departure from Liverpool. He would like to play for a Saudi club and has been offered by Al‑Hilal”, it says on the social media platform.

Statistics and background

Anyone who looks at the statistics of Jeremie Frimpong at Liverpool in mid‑November sees that he played a total of eight duels for the Reds, scored once and provided two assists, all in the Champions League. With 200 minutes of play in the Premier League this season, Frimpong has little game time at Liverpool. He can therefore state that his transfer from Bayer Leverkusen to Liverpool has failed.

Arne Slot brought Frimpong to Anfield in the summer of 2025. In England the full‑back, however, never got any playing time.

Although Xavi Hernández did not call him up for the Dutch national team, abroad his potential is still seen. WinWin from Saudi Arabia reports that FC Barcelona gets competition in the race for the right foot. Barça sees the right‑back as an option if Pedro Porro of Tottenham Hotspur does not want to come.

Al‑Hilal is now also fighting for the 25‑year‑old Amsterdammer with Ghanaian roots, reports journalist Ismael Mahmoud on X. Should he make the move to that club, Crysencio Summerville will become his teammate. Summerville made the transfer from West Ham United to Saudi Arabia this summer.

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