Liverpool players Alisson Becker, Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah have been linked with moves away from the club in recent months.
Alisson Becker, Virgil van Dijk, and Mohamed Salah will be out of contract soon at Liverpool, and a report from Caught Offside has claimed that the trio could be on their way out of the club in 2025 amid links with Saudi Pro League clubs.
Recently, Liverpool goalkeeper Alisson confirmed that Saudi Arabian clubs were keen on signing him. However, he is committed to the project at Liverpool and decided to stay at the club despite lucrative offers.
Meanwhile, Salah will be a free agent in 2025, and he has recently hinted that this could be his last season at the club. Liverpool are yet to approach him regarding a contract extension, and it remains to be seen whether the two parties can come to an agreement. He has been a world-class performer for Liverpool, and they cannot afford to lose him next summer.
Similarly, van Dijk has been outstanding for Liverpool since joining the club from Southampton, helping them win every major trophy at the club level. He is also the captain of the club and the best defender in the Premier League. Liverpool must do everything in their power to hold on to the three players if they are serious about challenging for major trophies in the coming seasons.
Liverpool must keep their best players
The Merseyside outfit will need to hold onto their best players if they want to do well in the near future. They have brought in a quality manager in Arne Slot, who has started well in the Premier League.
Liverpool have the bones of a very good squad, but they cannot afford to lose the spine of their team. All three players are indispensable assets for Liverpool, and the club should prioritise their contracts over the next few months now.
Meanwhile, Saudi Arabian clubs will be desperate to sign three top class players like Alisson, Salah and van Dijk on a bargain, and they will be able to offer the trio a lucrative proposal as well. It remains to be seen how the situation develops over the next few months.
