Devastating news for Liverpool legend Roberto Firmino has been announced today. 😢 You’ve got to feel sorry for him. He doesn’t deserve this! 💔

Firmino’s Unexpected Omission from Al-Ahli’s League Squad
Roberto Firmino remains a beloved figure among Liverpool fans who watched him dazzle at Anfield from 2015 to 2023. However, his current experience at Al-Ahli hasn’t been as warm, with the Brazilian forward facing a surprising setback.
Firmino Left Out of Al-Ahli’s Domestic Squad
Nearly two years after his emotional farewell to Liverpool, Firmino finds himself in an unexpected situation at Al-Ahli. Despite being appointed club captain and contributing nine goals in 25 matches this season, manager Matthias Jaissle has made the surprising decision to exclude him from the Saudi Pro League squad.
As reported by Liverpool Echo, this move was made to accommodate new signing Galeno, given the league’s restriction of 10 foreign players per team. As a result, Firmino is now limited to playing in the AFC Champions League Elite, where his participation depends on how far Al-Ahli advances.
Firmino’s Reaction to the Omission
Following the news, Firmino took to Instagram with a cryptic message, sharing a Bible verse:
“But I say unto you, love your enemies, bless them that curse you, do good to them that hate you, and pray for them which despitefully use you, and persecute you.” (Matthew 5:44)
While he hasn’t directly addressed the situation, the timing of his post suggests it could be a response to his exclusion from league matches.
A Controversial Call by Al-Ahli
Despite the foreign player rule, Jaissle’s decision to leave out Firmino is puzzling. As a seasoned player who has won major European titles and thrived under Jürgen Klopp, his experience and leadership remain invaluable.
Al-Ahli has already secured a place in the knockout rounds of the AFC Champions League Elite, which might still give Firmino a chance to contribute. However, missing out on league action is undoubtedly a disappointment for the Brazilian forward.
Regardless of his current challenges in Saudi Arabia, one thing remains certain—Firmino’s legacy at Liverpool is unshakable!