Cesc Fabregas thinking about January loan move to sign ‘incredible’ Liverpool player

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The January transfer window is just two months away, with rumours starting to circulate on who could leave Liverpool.

Real Madrid’s interest in Trent Alexander-Arnold has increased in recent weeks with the Liverpool superstar more likely than ever to depart Merseyside, with a new contract unlikely at this stage.

With Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk also attracting interest from Saudi Arabia, 2025 is set to be a huge year for Liverpool and changes in the squad, with three superstar players all currently set to leave for nothing.

And Cesc Fabregas’ Como 1907 are now eyeing a Liverpool player who could be on the move in January.

Federico Chiesa a target for Como after slow Liverpool start

According to CalcioMercato, Como are thinking about a January loan move for Federico Chiesa, with AC Milan also interested in the Liverpool winger after a slow start to life with the Premier League giants.

Hailed by former Swansea City manager Paulo Sousa as an ‘incredible’ addition for Liverpool, injuries have limited Chiesa’s playing time with Arne Slot’s side to just three appearances in all competitions, playing 78 minutes.

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Although Chiesa has hardly featured for Liverpool this season, the prospect of the attacker leaving on loan in January is one that could leave the Reds lacking in the forward line, even with the Italian international still out injured as we speak.

And although Chiesa would be a regular for a club like Como, the winger leaving just months after joining Liverpool on a permanent transfer would send a message that the attacker already has no future at Anfield.

Chiesa has to stay in England for at least one season

Liverpool took a gamble on signing Chiesa this summer having been out of form and lacking fitness for the best part of two seasons, with the 26-year-old aware that he had an uphill battle to face at Anfield.

Yet Liverpool throwing in the towel already with Chiesa would be nothing short of disappointing from the Reds, who know that they can get the best out of the Italian international with patience and a good training plan.

On his day, Chiesa could become one of the best attackers in the Premier League and a real outlet for Liverpool, and the Anfield side need to be patient with the winger and his journey back to full fitness, which could take time.