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It does look like Liverpool were hesitant about selling the Firmino when Juventus tabled their initial bid, and it is believed Juventus are now willing to up their offer. The World Cup is coming, he needs regular football and since Liverpool didn’t offer him that last season Juventus will offer him more first team football. Besides he has entered the final year of his contract, and he has won everything at Liverpool, he should equally move for a new challenge like how Mane did.

Roberto Firmino is still an important player for Liverpool, I think for this season Liverpool will try to keep him unless they get a high offer. The arrival of Luiz Diaz and Darwin Nunez is indeed good for Liverpool. But losing two senior players (Mane and Firmino) simultaneously is not a good thing for Liverpool.

Firmino has spend his time in the bench during last season and his contract will be expired on 2023 so if Liverpool aren't sell him then next season he will be free agent status unless Firmino extended his contract and for his position on the team Liverpool already have Diogo Jota or Luis Diaz so Firmino already lost his place in Liverpool starting lineup and losing him aren't big problem for Liverpool and i know he is a part of Liverpool team while this team get many trophies especially Premier League trophy but everything is change now because he isn't Klopp main priority again and Juventus were very serious want him so i think it's time for him to think about offers from other clubs

It also seems to me that Firmino has lost his place in the first team as Jota and Luiz Diaz have move up over him in the pecking order. A move away at this moment should be welcomed but preferably not Juventus because with Vlahovic leading the attack at Juventus will also see Firmino play from the bench and could be even worse if Vlahovic picks his goal scoring form again next season I will suggest he goes to a smaller club or a team desperately in need of a striker, some where he will be assured of playing time.