In a bold statement, former Premier League goalkeeper Paul Robinson has urged Liverpool supporters to "enjoy" Caoimhin Kelleher while they still can, as he anticipates the talented goalkeeper will make a move at the end of the current season.

Kelleher has emerged as a formidable presence for Liverpool this term, particularly stepping up whenever regular starter Alisson is sidelined. His performance statistics speak volumes—among Premier League goalkeepers with more than five appearances this season, Kelleher boasts the second-lowest goals conceded, with just nine. In comparison, Alisson has remarkably only let in two goals across six matches, underscoring his elite status in the league.

Despite Kelleher’s impressive display, competition for a starting spot intensifies with Alisson back in training. As Robinson notes, Kelleher’s desire to be a first-choice goalkeeper is palpable. He explained, "I rated Kelleher as the top goalkeeper in the Premier League this season. He’s at a stage in his career where he wants to be the number one, not sitting on the bench."

With Kelleher's undeniable skill and potential, Robinson believes it’s the right time for him to explore opportunities elsewhere. "Liverpool fans should cherish watching him now; I fully expect him to seek a starting role at another club next season," Robinson stated emphatically.

As for Alisson, his imminent return will once again push Kelleher into the backup role. Robinson emphasized the mental challenges that come with being a second-choice goalkeeper, particularly when competing against someone of Alisson’s caliber. “No matter how well Kelleher performs in training, the reality is that Alisson will reclaim his spot when fit,” Robinson added.

What Lies Ahead for Liverpool?

Beyond Kelleher’s potential exit, there are whispers of more changes at Liverpool. Mohamed Salah’s future remains uncertain, with his contract nearing its end and ongoing discussions about a renewal reportedly stalling. Speculation suggests that Chelsea and Newcastle could be viable landing spots for the Egyptian star if he decides to leave.

Additionally, Liverpool’s pursuit of midfielder Martín Zubimendi faces stiff competition, primarily from Arsenal and Manchester City, who are also eyeing the Real Sociedad midfielder. As the summer transfer window approaches, the Reds will need to strategize effectively to bolster their squad while dealing with possible key departures.

The winds of change may soon sweep through Anfield, but one thing is certain: Kelleher’s impressive performances will leave a lasting mark wherever he goes. Enjoy him while you can, Liverpool fans—his time might be running out.