The futures of several Liverpool players are uncertain due to their contract situations at Anfield.
Trent Alexander-Arnold, Mohamed Salah, and Virgil van Dijk are all entering the final year of their contracts with the club.
Additionally, winger Luis Díaz could potentially leave Anfield after failing to agree on a new deal with Liverpool. According to Spanish outlet Antena 2, the club is facing difficulties in extending Díaz’s contract. The report indicates that if no agreement is reached, Díaz might favor a move to Barcelona, though Paris Saint-Germain and AC Milan are also monitoring his situation closely.
Díaz, a key player for Liverpool, has played a significant role in their attacking lineup under Arne Slot this season, contributing to the team’s success in the Premier League and Champions League. He has scored nine goals and provided three assists, solidifying his position as a starter on the left wing.
Liverpool reportedly values Díaz at approximately €80 million (£66.2m/$83.5m). However, financially troubled Barcelona may struggle to meet this price. While Díaz is reportedly keen on joining the La Liga giants, such a move could face significant financial and logistical challenges.
Liverpool is eager to retain the Colombian international and is likely to make every effort to keep him at Anfield for the long term. With Mohamed Salah approaching the latter stages of his Premier League career, it is vital for the club to secure players like Díaz, who contribute both goals and assists.
As Díaz continues to develop, his future—whether at Liverpool or elsewhere—remains uncertain. Meanwhile, Alexander-Arnold is also rumored to be considering an exit, while Lyon’s attacking midfielder Rayan Cherki has been linked with a potential move to Anfield.
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