"Do that again and you’re getting sold" - Gabby Agbonlahor believes Liverpool man could leave in the summer transfer window 

Former Premier League player Gabriel Agbonlahor feels that Liverpool midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's days might be numbered at the club. He said that manager Jurgen Klopp might sell him if he ever gives a similar reaction to what he did after being substituted in the FA Cup clash with Nottingham Forest.

The Reds manager gave Oxlade-Chamberlain and Naby Keita a rare opportunity to start alongside Fabinho in midfield against Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup quarterfinals. The Reds didn't perform well in that department, prompting the manager to substitute the trio.

Oxlade-Chamberlain reacted in a disappointing manner to being substituted off during the 1-0 victory over Nottingham Forest in the FA Cup at the weekend. Agbonlahor also believes the 28-year-old has apparently reached the end of the road at Anfield.

Asked whether Oxlade-Chamberlain will continue at Liverpool next season after seeing his reaction, Agbonlahor told Football Insider correspondent Connor Whitley:

“I don’t think so, to be honest."

Gabriel Agbonlahor went on to claim that there's a massive drop in quality when Jurgen Klopp doesn't play his first-choice midfield. That, according to him, will make it difficult for the Reds to stay at the same level as their Premier League title rivals Manchester City.

He explained:

“I feel that I look at Liverpool, I look at Man City and I see how Man City have improved their team. They have got the likes of Gundogan and when he plays he’s world-class but when he’s not playing Kevin De Bruyne, Phil Foden or Bernardo Silva are playing at a world-class level."

“When you see Liverpool rotate their team, the likes of Keita don’t always perform. Oxlade-Chamberlain does not look like he is at the level of Henderson, Fabinho and Thiago. In big games, it will be hard for Liverpool if they don’t have their first-choice midfield. Their second-choice midfielders aren’t up to the level Liverpool need to be to stay at the level of Man City," he added.

The former Aston Villa forward also stated that Jurgen Klopp will be looking forward to improving his options at the center of the pitch. That would mean an end for the backup players who fail to step up when given the opportunity and react the way Oxlade-Chamberlain did in the game.

He said:

“Jurgen Klopp will be looking at improving that midfield. I don’t think his reaction makes that much difference, although Klopp may be thinking, do that again and you’re getting sold.”

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The Reds are currently in an intense battle with Manchester City in the race for the Premier League crown this season. As it stands, they occupy the second spot in the table with 69 points from 29 games, just one point behind first-placed Cityzens.

The two clubs will face each other in a massive fixture that could decide the title race on April 10. Before that, however, they'll take on Watford in the English top flight on April 2. If the Reds manage to win all their remaining league games, they will be crowned champions.