Ongoing uncertainty over Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk’s Liverpool contracts continues to dominate headlines.
Both stars are nearing the end of their current agreements, leaving supporters eager for clarity on their futures at Anfield.
Virgil van Dijk has eased some concerns, confirming that contract negotiations are underway and progressing positively, according to The Sun.
In contrast, Salah’s contract situation appears more complex. Talks have reportedly stalled, with speculation linking him to a potential transfer to a Saudi club.
Still, Sky Switzerland journalist Sacha Tavolieri claims Salah is open to remaining at Liverpool if he receives a longer contract, even with a reduced salary.
Although Liverpool’s owners initially chose not to renew Salah’s deal, recent events at the club have led them to reconsider.
Salah has been vital in Liverpool’s title campaign this season, demonstrating his elite quality with 27 goals and 17 assists in 31 Premier League games—one of the most productive records across Europe.
Retaining both Van Dijk and Salah should be a major priority for Liverpool.
While Van Dijk anchors the defense and Salah leads the attack, rumors suggest that Trent Alexander-Arnold could join Real Madrid this summer.
Meanwhile, Liverpool is eyeing Lille forward Jonathan David—set to become a free agent at season’s end—as a possible replacement for Darwin Nunez, who’s also linked to a move to Saudi Arabia
