Despite this development, Firmino remains eligible to participate in the AFC Champions League, where he recently showcased his enduring talent by scoring a remarkable bicycle kick goal against Al Sadd.
Since joining Al Ahli after his departure from Liverpool, Firmino has made 24 appearances, contributing eight goals and four assists. His current contract with Al Ahli extends until 2026.
The decision to exclude Firmino from the domestic league squad has led to speculation about his future with Al Ahli. Reports suggest that clubs such as Fenerbahce, managed by José Mourinho, and Saudi club Al Taawoun have expressed interest in acquiring his services.
Firmino's tenure at Liverpool was marked by significant achievements, including winning the UEFA Champions League, Premier League, FA Cup, Carabao Cup, and FIFA Club World Cup. His potential departure from Al Ahli could see him follow in the footsteps of former Liverpool teammate Jordan Henderson, who recently returned to European football after a stint in Saudi Arabia.
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