Liverpool have reportedly decided that they will not recall Loris Karius from his loan spell at Besiktas.
Jurgen Klopp allowed Karius to link up with the Turkish giants on a two-year loan deal last summer, and the goalkeeper has gone on to make 27 appearances in all competitions.
However, a number of mistakes have led to criticism from manager Senol Gunes, and a report has suggested that both parties are open to the deal being cut short.
Neither club included an early recall clause, however, and according to The Mirror, Liverpool do not plan on bringing Karius back to Anfield.
Such a stance could potentially leave Karius in limbo heading into the summer with Liverpool and Besiktas having already agreed terms over a permanent transfer in 2020.
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Darren Plant
Darren Plant
