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Virgil van Dijk drops clearest hint yet on Liverpool future as he gives major update on contract talks

Published on April 07, 2025 at 11:00 AM

VIRGIL VAN DIJK has revealed he is close to signing a new deal with Liverpool.

The club skipper is out of contract at the end of this season along with and Trent Alexander-Arnold.

Virgil van Dijk celebrating after a Liverpool soccer match.
Virgil van Dijk is close to signing a new deal with Liverpool
Virgil van Dijk of Liverpool celebrating a goal.
The towering centre-back joined the club from Southampton in 2018

But has delivered the news that all Liverpool fans want to hear and that he has – along with his advisors – staged positive talks with the club.

Asked about his contract situation, he said: “There is progress, yes.”

Quizzed as to whether he is definitely staying, he said: “I don’t know, we’ll see.

“Listen, these are internal discussions and we’ll see.”

Trent Alexander-Arnold looks on a free transfer in the summer.

Striker Salah is yet to agree a new deal with Liverpool hopeful he will remain at the club.

But they are unwilling to meet his .

Van Dijk, 33, has proved to be a brilliant signing after arriving from for £75million in 2018.

The centre-half, whose team on Sunday, said: “I love the club, I love the fans and they were there for us again at Fulham and we wanted to reward them.

“But I want them to be there again on Sunday and make the stadium an amazing venue like always for us.”

The game Van Dijk is referring to is for the visit of .

are 11 points clear at the top with seven games left.

The Reds conceded three goals inside 14 minutes at Fulham with manager unimpressed.

Van Dijk said: “We can speak about the tactics as well but he said it was down to us being sloppy and letting them score three goals.

“It was not acceptable as a team.

“But obviously we had another 50 minutes in the second half to turn it around and that was the focus and unfortunately we couldn’t do it.

“It was a poor day at the office for all of us. I think they were individual moments that should have been dealt with better.

“In games, these moments can happen but if you let them back in, they obviously scored three goals and we were on the back foot.

“No-one can ever be perfect and we were sloppy and we got punished quickly.”

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