Liverpool appears nonchalant about the contract negotiations of Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah, who are about to enter the final six months of their contracts. Both players, regarded as top talents, might be eyeing offers from foreign clubs as they approach January, where discussions can commence. Despite the looming expiration dates of their contracts, Liverpool officials believe that both players want to remain at the club and don’t expect protracted negotiations. Options have indeed been presented for contract extensions.
The situation with Trent Alexander-Arnold differs significantly from that of Van Dijk and Salah, as the young right-back's future seems more uncertain. Reports from Spain regarding Alexander-Arnold's preference to transition to Real Madrid have been dismissed by local media; however, Liverpool's management recognizes that negotiating terms with him is distinctly different. At merely 26 years, Alexander-Arnold possesses ample potential to pursue opportunities elsewhere, thereby making contract negotiations more precarious than those surrounding the club's senior players.
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