LIVERPOOL
đ¨â˝Liverpool set to open their chequebook after transfer truth comes to light â report
Liverpool Football Club is now set to take action after Mo Salah’s unexpected post-Manchester United remarks. The Egyptian star stunned the football community by revealing that no contract extension talks have yet begun with the club.
In response, it seems that Liverpool is now ready to address this situation, with plans to initiate contract discussions in the coming weeks.
This information, as reported by Football Insider and cited by CaughtOffside, comes ahead of the international break. Liverpool has started the Premier League season strongly, securing nine points from their first three games and sharing the top spot with reigning champions Manchester City.
Why hasn’t Liverpool prioritized contracts that are expiring?
In Richard Hughes’ defense, the summer was particularly busy. The 45-year-old had to manage the transition after replacing the legendary Jurgen Klopp, setting up new staff members, and overseeing potential player transfers. Despite the challenges, the new sporting director has done a commendable job, though not without some oversights.
Fans are understandably puzzled by the club’s apparent delay in engaging in contract talks with key players like Salah, Virgil van Dijk, and Trent Alexander-Arnold.
The most surprising of these is Alexander-Arnold, considering his youth (25 years old) and his status as one of the most distinctive talents in world football.
However, itâs important to acknowledge the vital roles that both Salah and van Dijk continue to play for the club and their potential to maintain high performance levels for years to come.
As a result, itâs no shock that Fabrizio Romano has reported that Liverpool intends to discuss the futures of these three players over the coming months.
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