The offensive midfielder was taken on loan by Hull City during the January transfer window, a move that caused some consternation in the Championship
Since then, the 21-year-old Carvalho has drawn attention at MKM Stadium and has nine goals in 19 outings for the Tigers.
According to an article in the Liverpool Echo, he spoke on his future, saying, “It’ll be a fresh start for me, and for the likes of Tyler (Morton) as well.” All we can do is take the risks that present themselves. Take it with both hands and give it a firm grip.
Yes, I have spoken with Tyler regarding the summer. particularly in light of the revelation regarding Jurgen. We just talked about possible changes to the club.
In the end, we are both starting over. With nothing to lose and everything to gain, we’ll just head back there.
“I obviously want to make it into the starting lineup and into the Liverpool first team. I’m currently concentrating on Hull City and getting promoted. I’m going to wait and see how the preseason plays out before we decide on my future.
Carvalho will be concentrating on helping Hull City qualify for the play-offs on the last day of the season. against secure sixth place, they must defeat Plymouth Argyle on the road and hope that West Brom loses against Preston at home.
Under Liam Rosenior, the former Portugal youth international has been getting consistent playing time at the MKM Stadium and has been enjoying his stay.
After playing the first half of this season with RB Leipzig in Germany, he joined the Tigers to regain his confidence and fitness.
Carvalho scored 12 goals in 44 games while playing for Fulham between 2015 and 2022.
After that, Liverpool enticed him to Anfield, where he spent the previous season playing 21 games under Jurgen Klopp and scoring three goals.
He still has plenty of time left on his contract on Merseyside and his situation heading into next season is likely to depend on the managerial situation of his parent club.
Klopp is leaving and is poised to be replaced by Arne Slot so it is up to the new manager whether he wants to keep hold of Carvalho, as well as fellow Hull City loanee Tyler Morton.
The Tigers drew 3-3 at home to Ipswich Town last time out to keep their promotion hopes alive.
They have a few players heading back to their parent clubs this summer, including Liam Delap, Noah Ohio and Ryan Giles, and it could be a transitional few months ahead.
