Federico Chiesa is reportedly set to leave Liverpool in January, with Inter Milan, Atalanta and Lazio tracking the former Juventus winger ahead of a possible return to Serie A.
Caught offside According to Calciomercato, three clubs are monitoring the situation of the 28-year-old player. The report says there are no concrete talks yet, so interest has not escalated toward a confirmed offer or deal.
Chiesa’s Liverpool role remained limited
Chiesa joined Liverpool from Juventus in the summer of 2024, but his time at Anfield did not bring him the regular role he wanted. He struggled to make an impact and received limited minutes in his first two seasons with the club.
He is yet to play a single minute for Liverpool this season, while the report suggests that the current squad offers him little prospect of a more prominent place. That lack of involvement helps explain why a January move has been mooted, although it doesn’t necessarily mean a move is imminent.
Chiesa’s position in Turin was very different: he had emerged as one of Juventus’ leading attacking talents before moving to England. A return to Italy could suggest a return to normal football Kyeza could return to Serie A previously linked with interest from other Italian clubs.
“Inter”, “Atalanta” and “Lazio” are monitoring the situation
The three sides named in the report are Inter, Atalanta and Lazio, all of whom are considering a move for the winger back to Italy’s top flight. The interest of “Inter” was highlighted in the previous news Chiesa’s transfer situationbut in the last report, it does not indicate that he has started official negotiations with any club.
The January window is a potential next opportunity for action, but the key question is whether one of the interested parties will progress beyond monitoring. According to a report by CaughtOffside, Chiesa has scored five goals in 50 appearances for Liverpool; For now, that record and his lack of minutes this season frame the possibility of an exit rather than a done deal.
