Liverpool risks losing three of his most influential players this summer, with Virgil Van Dijk, Mohamed Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold who still accept new contracts.
With its agreements that will expire at the end of the season, the club’s failure to secure extensions has increasingly left the fans.
While Alexander-Arnold has been related to a transfer to Real Madrid, both Salah and Van Dijk have expressed their desire to stay in Anfield, placing the tus to the club to start conversations.
However, with each passing day, the likelihood of renewing contracts seems to decrease, much for the frustration of both players and supporters.
With just over a month remaining in the season, the best European and overseas clubs are turning around to try to secure the pre-agreement for the Liverpool stars.
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Sky Sports recently reported Van Dijk now wants to get out of the clublooking for a new challenge. The Saudi Club in Hilal has already presented a profit, while the MLS franchises have also expressed interest in achieving the signature of the Dutch.
However, Paris Saint-Germain has now appeared as stronger contenders. The owner of the French giants, Nasser al-Khelaïfi, and the athletic director, Luis Campos, became committed to Van Dijk to Anfield after the removal of the Liverpool Champions League at the hands of PSG last week.
According to Anfield WatchPSG is preparing an impressive package of 100 million euros over two years to attract the center to Paris.
The report suggests that the talks have already begun with Van Dijk’s representatives, although the money is not the main motivator of the 33 -year -old.
Liverpool’s legacy by Van Dijk to have a suitable end
Van Dijk’s arrival in 2018 revolutionized Liverpool’s defense, stabilizing a backline he had fought for years. The former defender of Southampton played a key role in the squad of Jurgen Klopp, helping the club to secure the Premier League, Champions League, FA CUP and Carabao Cup Triumphs.
Now, with property under scrutiny by his perceived lack of intent to retain key players, frustration is taking place among fans. Van Dijk, Salah and Alexander-Arnold’s possible outings would mark a significant transition for Liverpool and could need significant reconstruction.
If the trio leaves this summer, they could start in a high note in case Liverpool had the title of the Premier League. However, as uncertainty continues to fight, the club’s hierarchy faces the assembly pressure to make decisive movements before it is too late.
