22-year-old Kinsella, who made twenty-four first-team appearances last season, is keen to concentrate his efforts on a midfield role after achieving success in that position, even making appearances for the Republic of Ireland.
Liam, who was speaking to the Express & Star's Walsall reporter Joseph Masi, said; "I had a chat with the gaffer at the end of last season. He told me I had done well in his time at the club and that he wanted me to work hard during the summer. We spoke about my position and I think centre-mid will probably be my position next season.
"It’s where I have played most of my football. It’s where I have played for the Republic of Ireland and when I played for the reserves and youth team. I’m happy to switch it up. And the gaffer was a centre-mid so hopefully, I can learn from him and take that into games."
With the Saddlers squad set to return to pre-season training next week, Colchester-born Kinsella, who has been at the club since he was eight-years-old, insisted that he feels fitter than ever.
KInsella, who along with his teammates has been following a club-prescribed fitness regime over the summer, admitted that he will nedd to hit the ground running, he said; "I have got to go in, show that I am fit and put in some performances. We were all given programmes for the summer but with a week to go you have got to up it. You’ve got to make sure you come back for pre-season fit and I feel the fittest I have ever felt. Hopefully that will impress the gaffer because the new season is fast approaching. It feels like it’s come around really quickly."