Roberto Firmino set to leave Liverpool this summer after eight years at the club LFC
Roberto Firmino has reportedly decided he will leave Liverpool in the summer after eight years at the club.Firmino will depart Liverpool after a hugely successful stint at the clubHe has helped them win the Premier League and Champions League, but Darwin Nunez’s arrival has seen him make limited appearances of late.by Sky Sport reporter Florian Plettenberg that he has told Jurgen Klopp that he will leave the club at the end of the season.
His contract expires in June and he will not extend it, therefore leaving as a free agent when the transfer window opens.
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