Liverpool are prepared to consider offers for Jeremie Frimpong in 2027, provided they receive a substantial fee for the Netherlands international, according to Football Insider.
Frimpong joined the Reds from Bayer Leverkusen in the summer of 2025 but has struggled to establish himself since moving to Anfield. Inconsistent performances and fitness problems have limited his progress, while he is currently unavailable because of a hamstring injury.
Despite those difficulties, the 25-year-old remains of interest to Al Hilal, who are monitoring his situation ahead of the next transfer window.
Liverpool do not intend to sell Frimpong during the January transfer window. The club want to retain their options in defence, particularly because Conor Bradley is expected to be unavailable for an extended period.
However, a significant offer from Saudi Arabia during the summer 2027 transfer window could be considered. Both Frimpong and Liverpool are understood to be open to the possibility of a move at that stage.
The defender’s future is therefore likely to depend on the bids received and his sporting situation over the coming months. Frimpong, who was born in Amsterdam, is capable of operating in several positions on the right side of the defence.
His estimated market value is €30m, while he earns an annual salary of €7,376,134 (£6,363,147) in England. The salary is also listed as 4,794,487,100 FCFA.
Liverpool’s immediate focus is their next Premier League fixture, when they will face Manchester United in their 11th league match of the season.