Federico Chiesa has sent a strong message about his future at Liverpool. Will he get more game time under Arne Slot?

Liverpool's summer signing Federico Chiesa has struggled for minutes since moving to Anfield but has underlined his desire to become more of a regular following a rare outing

Chiesa's 90-minute display against PSV was the most accomplished of a strong of promising cameos in 2025 - he looks up to speed at last

It had been 126 days since Federico Chiesa last started for Liverpool. The Italian registered an assist on his full Reds debut against West Ham United back on September 25, but that remained his last involvement for Arne Slot’s side for three months because of injury and illness before his return to action last month.

Federico Chiesa has yet to start a Premier League game for Liverpool since his transfer from Serie A side Juventus and coach Arne Slot said the Italian forward was now ready to play more minutes but faces some fierce competition.

Liverpool star Federico Chiesa could be set to be handed more minutes by Arne Slot following his impressive cameo in the Champions League victory over Lille on Tuesday night. The Reds faithful thought their club had secured an absolute bargain last summer when the former Juventus man joined the club for just £12.5 million.

Federico Chiesa may still be working his way into Arne Slot ‘s plans at Liverpool, but he has already produced a record not managed by another player since 1906. It may not be the record he was hoping half a season into his time at Anfield, but Chiesa has now won all eight of his appearances for the club so far.

Federico Chiesa Reflects on His First Full Match and Life at LiverpoolFederico Chiesa, Liverpool’s dynamic forward, recently expressed his gratitude and satisfaction after completing his first full

The Italian winger's all-action performance against PSV is a sign of good things to come for Chiesa on Merseyside.

Federico Chiesa has responded to his frustrating start to life at Liverpool after his first full 90 minutes, saying “since I joined I’ve wanted to prove myself.” Chiesa made only his second start for the club in Wednesday’s 3-2 loss at PSV Eindhoven, it being his first start since September and his ninth appearance overall.