Liverpool are preparing to recall a player from his loan after his role at the club reportedly caused issues, leaving teammates “astonished.”

Liverpool may terminate a player’s loan early, potentially bringing him back to the club in January, while a Spanish side has shown interest in signing him.

Arne Slot has made an impressive start at Liverpool, with his team leading both the Premier League and their 36-team group stage at the halfway mark. Tomorrow, they face Manchester United at Anfield, having defeated them 3-0 earlier this season.

Off the pitch, Slot, 46, is navigating contract uncertainties surrounding key players Trent Alexander-Arnold, Mohamed Salah, and Virgil van Dijk, whose deals expire at the end of the 2024/25 season. With the transfer window now open, they can negotiate pre-contract agreements with foreign clubs.

The loan of a Liverpool player to Salzburg was reportedly influenced by former assistant coach Pepijn Lijnders, who started the season as Salzburg’s head coach but has since left the club. Reports from Austrian outlet Krone in October revealed that the player caused tension in the team, being consistently selected despite poor performances and receiving a fine for lateness.

According to Rousing The Kop, the player has removed all references to Salzburg from his Instagram and is reportedly unhappy at the club. While it’s uncertain if Slot will include him in Liverpool’s plans or loan him elsewhere, TBR Football reports Liverpool is in advanced talks with La Liga side Real Betis for a potential loan move.

Transfer expert Fabrizio Romano also provided an update, stating:
“Real Betis are in advanced talks to sign Stefan Bajcetic on a loan deal from Liverpool. Not finalized yet but progressing.”

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