With the Champions League final set to be the last game Real Madrid and Liverpool will play this season, we have brought you a combined total of 4 players from both clubs that we might not see their faces when both clubs return to action next season....CONTINUE READING
1. Sadio Mane
The Senegalese forward has a year left in his contract with Liverpool but it appears there Is a slight chance he might leave the club this summer after he failed to commit his future to the club while speaking to Sky Sports.
According to reports, he told Sky Sports that after the Champions League final he will announce whether he will leave or stay at the club beyond this season.
If his decision is to leave and Liverpool wins, then he might do what Didier Drogba did after winning the Champions League in 2012 by saying goodbye after the match.
2. Divock Origi
The Belgium international is close to sealing a deal with AC Milan as his contract with Liverpool will expire in June. He got lots of farewell messages when he said goodbye in Liverpool’s last home game against Wolves. That said, we are certain he won’t mind doing it again if Liverpool wins that match.
3. Marcelo Vieira
Marcelo seems not to be happy he is leaving the club this summer as Marca reported that Tv cameras spotted him telling his teammate, Lucas Vazquez, while they were on the bench in Real Madrid’s last home game against Real Betis, that the club is not willing to renew his contract.
“The club are not going to renew [my contract], I have been a f**king example,” Marcelo was seen saying in a video released by Movistar+, as was reported by Marca.
The report also stated that after Lucas Vazquez had listened to what his teammate had to say, he replied: “It’s incredible, man, we’re not aware, it’s not easy”.
Happy or not, the Brazilian defender said goodbye to the Real Madrid fans on that day and he may be doing that one more time if his club beats Liverpool in that final.
4. Gareth Bale
Gareth Bale will be leaving Real Madrid when his contract expires in June. He missed an opportunity to say goodbye in Real Madrid’s last home game against Real Betis as he couldn’t even make the bench due to injury.
With Real Madrid manager, Carlo Ancelotti, having already confirmed that he will be fit for the final, he is likely to say goodbye after the match whether his team wins or not.
