Bundesliga - "Power games": Schröder denies Carvalho's departure
RB Leipzig's sporting director Rouven Schröder has denied a premature departure of Liverpool loanee Fabio Carvalho. "These are typical power games that end up happening," said the 48-year-old after the 2:1 win against Young Boys Bern in the Champions League. Carvalho played 90 minutes in the match for the first time this season.
Transfer market expert Fabrizio Romano had previously claimed on the internet platform X, formerly Twitter, that Liverpool FC had contacted Leipzig as they were unhappy with the 21-year-old's playing time. The plan is to bring the attacking midfielder back ahead of schedule in January. However, Schröder does not want to play along. "He will get more playing time. That's not an issue for us," said the sporting director.
They are happy with Carvalho and want "the boy to bite". The Portuguese was loaned out by Leipzig in the summer after only getting playing time in the first few weeks of his first season at Liverpool. He is set to take the next step in his development with the Saxons.
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- Despite Fabrizio Romano's claims on X about Liverpool FC's dissatisfaction with Fabio Carvalho's playing time, Rouven Schröder, RB Leipzig's sporting director, has asserted that Carvalho will receive more minutes.
- Schröder's argument follows Leipzig's 2:1 win against Young Boys Bern in the Champions League, where Carvalho played the full 90 minutes for the first time this season.
- The speculation around Carvalho's departure to Liverpool FC ahead of schedule in January has been dismissed by Schröder, who sees the Portuguese midfielder as an integral part of Leipzig's team.
- Fabio Carvalho was originally loaned out by Leipzig to Liverpool FC in the summer, following limited playtime during his initial stint with the English club.
- The transfer market expert, Fabrizio Romano, had previously suggested that Liverpool FC was unhappy with Carvalho's playing opportunities and was aiming to bring him back to Anfield early.
- Although the Bundesliga is experiencing 'power games' between clubs, Schröder maintains that Carvalho's continued growth and development with Leipzig is their primary concern.
- In the heated atmosphere of the Champions League, RB Leipzig and Young Boys Bern squared off, with the match serving as an opportunity for Carvalho to demonstrate his potential and reaffirm his commitment to the Saxons.
Source: www.stern.de
