**Fellaini Retires from CSL Due to Injury**

Liverpool FC has announced that midfielder Jordan Fellaini, who had been suffering from a knee injury, has decided to retire from the club due to this issue.

The 28-year-old has been with the Reds since 2015 and made his debut in the Premier League for Liverpool on April 7th, 2016 against Manchester United. He has played a key role in helping the Reds win many titles throughout his career, including the Champions League and UEFA Super Cup.

Injuries have become a recurring theme at Liverpool over the past few seasons, and Fellaini's absence is a blow to the team. The Reds have struggled to find a replacement for him, with other players such as Fabinho, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Jordan Henderson having struggled to fill his position.

Despite the setback, Klopp has shown faith in Fellaini and has continued to give him regular playing time. The captain has also expressed his gratitude towards the club for supporting him through these tough times.

The decision to retire from the game comes after he was involved in an incident during training on February 24th when he got into a fight with another player. This incident caused injuries and resulted in Fellaini being sent off by referee Mark Warburton.

The club has offered him a transfer fee of £3 million but Fellaini remains committed to the club and will continue to play for them until he can be fully recovered.

The future of Fellaini is uncertain, but it's clear that he will always be an important part of the Liverpool team. The club has taken steps to support him and will do everything they can to help him recover from his injury.

The club will miss him dearly, but it's essential that he continues to play well and contribute to the team's success. With new faces coming in, there will always be challenges ahead, but the Liverpool fans should remain confident in their squad and the manager's ability to guide them through any difficulties.