 FOR many years, Sadio Mane was a king at Anfield. The winger may have not have received as many plaudits as teammate Mohamed Salah, but he was equally dangerous and devastating going forward. The Senegalese legend made a surprise move to Bayern Munich in the summer of 2022 after six dazzling years at Anfield. But his first season never got going and reports in Sport1 from Germany suggested that the club's hierarchy are growing concerned by his performances. The 31-year-old managed only seven league goals and missed three months of the season with injury. EMRE CAN Juventus (July 2018) AFTER his drawn-out Anfield exit, Can - now at Borussia Dortmund - played a big role in Juventus' success in 2018-19, playing 29 times in Serie A, as well as making six Champions League appearances. However, after another big summer of signing at Juve, Can was left staring into the wilderness. Huge, free arrivals in the form of Aaron Ramsey and Adrien Rabiot quickly shifted Can down the pecking order. He departed for Germany and the midfielder, now 29, is now playing his football at Borussia Dortmund. The Reds would go on to win their first-ever Premier League crown not long after he left. Can could have been a part of history. PHILIPPE COUTINHO Barcelona (January 2018) 6 Coutinho had a stint on loan with Bayern Munich Credit: Getty AFTER leaving Inter Milan in January 2013 for just £8m,){kind=link}
PHILIPPE COUTINHO helped redeem himself at Aston Villa after returning to the Premier League.
The Brazilian, now 31, flopped at Barcelona after a staggering £142million from Liverpool, but playing on our shores reignited some of the old spark.
But Coutinho is by no means the first former Liverpool player to see his career stall after quitting the Kop, with Sadio Mane the latest who appears to not be enjoying his time away.
Take a look at EIGHT stars who’ve all regretted a move away from Merseyside…
FOR many years, Sadio Mane was a king at Anfield. The winger may have not have received as many plaudits as teammate Mohamed Salah, but he was equally dangerous and devastating going forward.