Liverpool have agreed their first deal of the January transfer window with Brazilian goalkeeper Marcelo Pitaluga leaving Anfield to return to his homeland with Fluminense, having spent time on loan with Macclesfield,

It has been a quiet first few days of the January transfer window - despite the talk of the three possible high-profile exits next summer - but Liverpool has finally announced a first exit in the mark

Liverpool have agreed a deal for the permanent transfer of goalkeeper Marcelo Pitaluga to Brazilian club Fluminense after four years with the Premier League club. The Reds originally recruited Rio de Janeiro-born Pitaluga from Fluminense in January 2021,

Liverpool are trying to tie down Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold to new contracts during the January transfer window and have confirmed their first deal of the month

Liverpool have confirmed their first business of the January transfer window with back-up goalkeeper Marcelo Pitaluga agreeing a permanent move to rejoin his old club Fluminense, subject to international clearance. Pitaluga joined the Reds as a 17-year-old in 2020 from the same Brazilian outfit in a deal worth up to £1.8million.

Liverpool on Monday announced that goalkeeper Marcelo Pitaluga has agreed a permanent transfer from Anfield to his former club Fluminense. The Reds disclosed this in a statement via their website. Pitaluga is behind Allison Becker and Caoimhin Kelleher in Liverpool manager Arne Slot’s choice of goalkeepers.

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