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Liverpool could be about to make signing no-one expects this summer

Liverpool have worked hard to make sure they have an adequate amount of strength in depth throughout their squad - including the goalkeeping department.

Alisson Becker has been firmly established as their first-choice stopper for the past four years. The decision to invest £65million in signing the Brazilian in 2018 has been significantly rewarded with five major trophies - and the possibility of more to come this season.

Alisson has been almost ever-present between the posts during his time at Liverpool but there has always had to be an able deputy. This season it’s Caoimhin Kelleher who has been the goalkeeping understudy.

The Republic of Ireland international has made eight appearances in all competitions - and no doubt his most memorable and important moment was his role in helping the Reds win the Carabao Cup final against Chelsea.

In Alisson and Kelleher, Liverpool have two highly dependable goalkeepers who are more than capable of bailing out the defence when needed. But there’s another player at Anfield who seems to have become forgotten in recent months.

Adrian was signed by Jurgen Klopp in August 2019 to be the second-choice keeper to Alisson after Simon Mignolet was sold to Club Brugge. And in his first year on Merseyside, Adrian helped the Reds win three major trophies, and he played a key role in almost all of them.

But after making 18 appearances in his debut season, that number was reduced to just six last time out. There has been a further decline in playing time in the current campaign, with just one solitary outing to Adrian's name, which came in the fourth round of the Carabao Cup in October.

The Spaniard signed a new one-year deal last summer that keeps him at Anfield until June. But with the

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