Liverpool pair ‘to sign new contracts’ but team-mate ‘remains 50-50’ with one ‘concern’ revealed

There is ‘growing confidence’ at Liverpool that two players are ‘likely to sign new contracts following latest talks’.

Under new head coach Arne Slot, Liverpool have made a sensational start to the 2024/25 campaign as they are top of the Premier League and Champions League.

Much has said about the three players in recent months as there. Have conflicting reports on their respective futures. Alexander-Arnold is want by Real Madrid, while Salah and. Van Dijk are being link with Saudi Pro League clubs.

There is said to be ‘growing confidence that both players. Will commit their futures to the Reds after months of uncertainty’. The report claims Liverpool had a ‘concern’ with the two players, while Alexander-Arnold’s situation remains ’50-50′.

“Man City have doing this for the past decade and have kept their top stars. None of them have really slipped through the net, apart from Cole Palmer.

“I know Liverpool have got a wage structure in place at the club but, with players like. Van Dijk, you have to offer them what they’re worth.

“He has such an impact on the team, it’s essential to keep him – alongside. Mohamed Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold – even if it means breaking the bank.”

Ex-Liverpool forward Jermaine Pennant has explained why ทางเข้า ufabet. His former club should “break the bank” to keep one player in particular.

“In this day and age, you have to pay the big bucks to keep your best players, and that’s what. Liverpool need to be doing with Virgil van Dijk,” Pennant said.

‘Trent Alexander-Arnold, however, remains 50-50 over a potential move to Real Madrid and there is less confidence about his future at Anfield.

‘Recent performances have proven how important both Salah, 32, and Van Dijk, 33, are to Arne Slot’s side, and there are concerns about the price it would cost to replace them.

‘It has also been said that getting contract negotiations out of the way at this stage would allow everybody at the club to focus on their title challenge.

‘As things stand, despite their excellent start to the season, much of the attention at Liverpool has been focused on their three out-of-contract stars.’