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The “fantastic” Liverpool player has no plans to leave the club, despite “rumours” suggesting otherwise, according to Sky Sports journalist Florian Plettenberg.
Liverpool contract saga continues
The Reds couldn’t do much better with Arne Slot if they tried, with the Dutchman having made an incredible start to his life in charge at Anfield. His team lead the Premier League heading into the New Year, but there is the distraction of deciding the futures of Trent Alexander-Arnold, Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah.
It is well documented that all three are out of contract with Liverpool at the end of this season and, as things stand, none have signed extensions, causing major concern. All three showed once again how valuable they are in Sunday’s 6-3 win over Tottenham, and they all played a key role in the victory.
At this point, Van Dijk and Salah arguably feel more inclined to sign new contracts with the Reds, with the pair possibly content to see out the remaining best years of their careers at Anfield.
However, the same cannot be said for Alexander-Arnold, as the 26-year-old is continually linked with a move to Real Madrid. It’s easy to see the reigning European champions turning their heads as the Liverpool vice-captain wants to build a great legacy, although that doesn’t mean he won’t decide to stay. Now a new update has emerged about another player.
Liverpool’s “fantastic” ace will not leave
leading to unknownPlettenberg stated that Luis Díaz does not plan to leave Liverpool in the short term, despite the fact that in some sectors a way out has been proposed:
Díaz is enjoying a brilliant season with Liverpool. scoring seven goals in 11 starts in the Premier League and proving to be one of the most dangerous attacking players in the country.
The 27-year-old has not only shined in his usual left-back role, but has also led the central line. Emile Heskey He has heaped praise upon him, saying:
“After the problems he has had to face off the field, he deserves a lot of credit, because he has been fantastic. He had big shoes to fill when Sadio Mané left, because Mané was a brilliant player for Liverpool and had a crucial role.” For me, Mane was arguably Liverpool’s best player during his time at the club; “Mo Salah has been incredible, but in terms of work rate and overall performance, I think Mane was slightly ahead of him.”
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This is therefore great news for Liverpool, as Diaz is potentially entering his prime years and is still under contract until the summer of 2027. Having been doubted by some, in terms of his lack of end product, he has remained silent to his critics. emphatically this season.
