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5 transfer replacements for Jeremie Frimpong amid Liverpool exit links

Liverpool could be facing an exit for Jeremie Frimpong, which could force the Reds to look at right-back options in the upcoming transfer markets

Jeremie Frimpong of Liverpool FC celebrates after scoring his teams third Goal during the UEFA Champions League 2026/2027 match between LASK and Liverpool
Jeremie Frimpong has been linked with an exit from Liverpool

Jeremie Frimpong's Liverpool future has been called into question, as links have emerged of a potential exit from the club in the near future.

The right-back has struggled to settle in at Anfield so far following his move from Bayer Leverkusen last summer, failing to hit the heights that he had shown in the Bundesliga for the club.

A mixture of injuries and a lack of momentum has not helped Frimpong establish himself as a guaranteed starter, with the arrival of Ronald Araujo only further impacting his ability to land regular minutes in the backline. Links have since emerged suggesting the Netherlands international could make a switch to the Saudi Pro League in the near future.

Should such a move be on the cards, then the Reds may need to look into the market for potential transfer replacements. So, with that said, here's a look at a few options Liverpool should consider.

Ronald Araujo

Ronald Araujo of Liverpool celebrates with fans after scoring his team's second goal during the UEFA Champions League 2026/27 League Phase MD3 match between Liverpool FC and Villarreal CF
Ronald Araujo has become a fan favorite at Liverpool

Perhaps the most logical option to replace Frimpong would be his current competition at right-back; Ronald Araujo. The Barcelona loanee has impressed in that position when called upon, and while he may not be fully comfortable there, he could be a valuable option to rotate with Conor Bradley, while he would also offer cover at center-back.

The defender has a permanent deal clause in his contract, valued at around $62 million, which would make a move easy to complete come the summer.

Considering the Uruguayan international is a fan favorite already, it's a move that could be popular with the supporters, should he continue in the fine form he has shown so far.

Trent Alexander-Arnold

ATHENS, GREECE - NOVEMBER 4: Trent Alexander Arnold looks on during the UEFA Champions League 2026/27 League Phase MD4 match between AEK Athens and Real Madrid CF at Allwyn Arena on November 4, 2026 in Athens, Greece. (Photo by Kazimierz Koper/Eurasia Sport Images/Getty Images)
Trent Alexander-Arnold has struggled for game time with Real Madrid

Liverpool hasn't truly managed to recover from losing Trent Alexander-Arnold, with the defender's move to Real Madrid making it awkward to find someone who can replicate his impact.

It hasn't exactly been easy for the England international either, however, as he has struggled to make the right-back position his own at the Bernabeu since moving to the club.

That has opened up the possibility of a transfer exit, something that should prompt a push for a return, with the academy graduate already showing what he can do during his time at Anfield, with a second chance potentially offering him a chance to hit the heights once again.

Jules Kounde

Jules Kounde of FC Barcelona runs with the ball during the LaLiga EA Sports 2026/27 match between Real Betis Balompie and FC Barcelona
Jules Kounde could be a right-back option for Liverpool

Another Barcelona defender who could be available in the transfer market is Jules Kounde, with the French international seemingly being handed fewer opportunities under head coach Hansi Flick.

Much like Araujo, the star would offer ideal cover at both right-back and center-back, and what he may lack in some defensive ability compared to his teammate on loan, he makes up for in his quality attacking presence.

There may be slight concerns about Kounde's injury record, and just how well he may deal with the physicality in the Premier League, but there could be a potential bargain on the cards.

Michael Kayode

Michael Kayode of Italy in action during Italy training session
Michael Kayode has been linked with a transfer to Liverpool

If it's Premier League experience that Liverpool wants, then look no further than Michael Kayode. The Brentford star has been nothing short of excellent since making his move to London, cementing himself as a top option with the Bees.

Not only has he provided some defensive quality, but he also has the attacking side of the game that has been lacking at points for the Reds from the flanks. Add to that a surprisingly good long throw in his armory, and there could be a new secret weapon for Andoni Iraola to exploit.

The main downside to any move like this is the price, as any exit for Brentford is always likely to be expensive.

Tino Livramento

Tino Livramento of Newcastle United in action during the Premier League 2026/27 match between Leeds United and Newcastle United
Tino Livramento could also be a right-back option

Another star with plenty of Premier League experience is Tino Livramento, who has all of the quality to be one of the best right-backs in the world.

During his time at Newcastle, the defender has been outstanding, but his main concern is the ongoing injury issues that seem to plague him. Add to that a likely huge transfer fee being demanded by the Magpies, and it seems an unlikely deal, but one that could change if a move becomes possible.

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