After spells at FC Sochaux and RB Leipzig, French defender Ibrahima Konate made the move to Liverpool in the summer of 2021.He competed regularly with Joel Matip and others and developed into one of the best centre-backs in the Premier League.
With Arne Slott expected to lead the final line under new manager Arne Slott, Liverpool are looking to renew his contract, which has two years remaining until June 2026, and discussions have been held over the past few months.
According to L’Équipe, Liverpool are confident of signing a new contract with the 25-year-old centre-back, with talks between the player and the club likely to take place again now that the Premier League is over.
With 90 appearances for Anfield and 14 games for France, he has shown his ability not only in England but also on the European stage, with the ability to run and defend well enough to cover the space behind him and fill Trent Alexander-Arnold’s hole. Fill in the gaps.
It is clear that Liverpool have included the player in their future plans, the player has never complained and he will play an important role in the team as it moves into a new era. Paris Saint-Germain are said to be interested, but a return to his homeland is unlikely.
Will Liverpool succeed in signing a contract renewal with the French defender…?