Federico Chiesa remains an option for Napoli to replace Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, but according to Gazzetta, the Italian winger is 'crazy in love' with Liverpool

Liverpool's Federico Chiesa celebrates after scoring the fourth goal during the FA Cup 3rd Round match between Liverpool FC and Accrington Stanley. / IMAGO / Propaganda Photo There was a brief ray of light on Saturday, however, when the 27-year-old fired ...

Liverpool fans have noticed something different about Federico Chiesa in the latest training photos ahead of their Champions League clash on Tuesday.

Liverpool star Federico Chiesa could be set to be handed more minutes by Arne Slot following his impressive cameo in the Champions League victory over Lille on Tuesday night. The Reds faithful thought their club had secured an absolute bargain last summer when the former Juventus man joined the club for just £12.5 million.

Federico Chiesa may still be working his way into Arne Slot ‘s plans at Liverpool, but he has already produced a record not managed by another player since 1906. It may not be the record he was hoping half a season into his time at Anfield, but Chiesa has now won all eight of his appearances for the club so far.

Federico Chiesa has produced a record not managed by another player since 1906 by winning all eight of his appearances for the club so far. That makes him the first player to win his first eight competitive games for Liverpool since Newtown-born George Latham, whose feat came in 1906.

Italy national team coach Luciano Spalletti has said he would welcome Federico Chiesa leaving Liverpool for a return to Serie A. Chiesa has struggled for game time since moving to Anfield from Juventus in a £12million move last summer as he adapts to the demands of playing in the Premier League.

The Italian manager thinks Chiesa’s Liverpool move was a great choice for both club and player and is just hoping the forward can now stay fit.

ITALY boss Luciano Spalletti has urged Federico Chiesa to quit Liverpool this month. The winger, 27, moved to Anfield in a £10m cut-price summer deal from Juventus but has struggled to make much

PSV and Liverpool may have likely secured their spots secured for the top 24 to move on in the Champions League but that doesn't mean that this is a meaningless fixture. Liverpool are currently a perfect seven wins from seven matches during the league phase and can ensure a first place finish with at least a draw in this match.

Liverpool have already secured their passage to the last 16 of the Champions League, and will secure top spot if they make it a perfect eight from eight when they face PSV

Mohamed Salah is one of nine Liverpool first-team players to have been left out of their Champions League trip to PSV. The Reds travel to the Netherlands having already topped the 32-team league after seven consecutive League Phase wins.