Caomhin Kelleher has indicated his wish to depart from Liverpool in pursuit of becoming a regular starter, given that he is currently the second choice behind Alisson. Kelleher had disclosed his intentions to leave earlier in the season and has attracted interest from Nottingham Forest. Forest submitted two bids: one valued at £15m and another at £7m plus Matt Turner as a makeweight. Nevertheless, Liverpool is said to value Kelleher at more than £25m, resulting in the rejection of Forest's offers.

Liverpool's goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher was the subject of transfer interest from Nottingham Forest during the most recent transfer window. He is set to leave Liverpool next summer to pursue a role as a starting goalkeeper, potentially at a Premier League club.

Caoimhin Kelleher, Liverpool's goalkeeper, has expressed his desire to leave Liverpool to become a number one goalkeeper. Nottingham Forest showed interest in signing him in the summer, making at least one offer that was rejected. Liverpool values Kelleher at around £30 million and respects his personal ambitions, especially after signing Giorgi Mamardashvili as Alisson's future successor.

Liverpool rejected a £15million bid from Nottingham Forest for Kelleher in the January transfer window.