Romano said that Kwansa is likely to leave Liverpool. Can you accept it?

According to Romano's latest news, Kanssa may leave Liverpool. Many Premier League clubs, including Newcastle, are very interested in him, and Bundesliga teams are also paying attention to him. These teams believe in Kanssa's potential. So the question is, can everyone accept it if Kanssa leaves Liverpool?

Kunsa is only 22 years old and debuted at Liverpool's own youth training. He was loaned to the League One team Bristol Wanderers in the 2022-23 season. After returning to Liverpool in the 2023-24 season, Kanssa quickly got a chance. In the third round of the Premier League, the game against Newcastle 2-1 away, Van Dijk was sent off by a red card 28 minutes into the opening game, Gomez came on as a substitute, and when Matip had problems in the second half, Klopp, who was unavailable, chose to believe Kanssa, and the young player became famous in one game.

In the fifth round of the Premier League last season, Liverpool played against Wolves away. Due to Van Dijk's red card suspension and Arnold's absence due to injury, Kanssa started for Liverpool for the first time in his personal career. He partnered with Matip as a central defender, which once again amazed the whole game, helping Liverpool reverse Wolves 3-1.

In Klopp's last season coaching Liverpool, Kanssa was scored into gold, and he won a total of 33 appearances throughout the season, 27 of which were the starters, contributing 3 goals and 3 assists. His personal value soared from 2 million euros to 22 million euros, and was even recognized as Van Dijk's successor, winning a lot of prizes.

Regrettably, in the Premier League Double Red Club against Manchester United, Kanssa made a fatal pass mistake, which directly led to Liverpool's withdrawal from the Premier League championship. Slott made his debut in coaching Liverpool. Kanssa started to play with Van Dijk as a central defender. As a result, he was substituted in the half and lost his main position since then. So far this season, Kanssa has only made 24 appearances and only 12 starts, which is basically a helpless move when no one is available.

Go from a rising star who became a famous player in one battle to a dispensable player now. In the past two seasons, the 22-year-old Kanssa has tasted the ups and downs of his life. Objectively speaking, Kanssa's potential is visible to the naked eye, and it is Liverpool's own youth training. I personally do not want to see him leave, especially when there are no signings at the centre-back position. What do you think?