Liverpool has reportedly set a price of approximately €10 million (£8.3 million) for Italian winger Federico Chiesa, should Juventus pursue a permanent transfer in the current January 2026 window. This valuation, according to reports, aims to ensure Liverpool avoids a capital loss on their investment, having signed Chiesa from Juventus for around €15 million in the summer of 2024. Chiesa's move to Anfield was anticipated to revitalize his career, but he has struggled to secure consistent minutes under manager Arne Slot this season, making only one or two Premier League starts. This lack of game time has reportedly made the 28-year-old keen on a return to Serie A, particularly with the World Cup approaching, where he hopes to secure regular first-team football. Juventus, Chiesa's former club, is reportedly in advanced talks, exploring the possibility of bringing him back to Turin. While Juventus initially favored a loan deal, Liverpool is firm on a permanent transfer or at least a loan with an obligation to buy. Reports from sources like Tuttosport indicate that Chiesa himself is open to returning and has already reached out to former teammates regarding the changes at the club. Although Juventus manager Luciano Spalletti initially downplayed the rumors, behind-the-scenes efforts for a deal are said to be ongoing. The story is corroborated by several credible football news outlets and reporters, including Sky Italy's Gianluca Di Marzio and Fabrizio Romano, highlighting the ongoing nature of the transfer speculation.