Along with Mohamed Salah and Virgil Van Dijk, 25-year-old defender Trent Alexander-Arnold, whose contract with Liverpool is up this season.
He has been a regular right-back under Arne Slot and continues to feed in quality balls from the right flank and midfield.
He was clearly unhappy to be substituted midway through the Premier League second leg against Brentford, casting a pall over his relationship with the new manager, but has since been lively in his performances, contributing to clean scenes for the team.
With the club free to negotiate with other clubs from next January, Liverpool would like to put an end to the contract dispute as soon as possible, but no progress has been made so far.
Amidst a period of uncertainty for supporters, the England defender made a meaningful statement about his future, saying that at least for the rest of the season.
He made a meaningful statement. He stressed that he is only focused on this season, but said it is important that the club is a title-winning club.
“I want to be a Liverpool player this season [as a minimum] is what I will say.
“I have been at the club 20 years now, I have signed four or five contract extensions and none of those have been played out in public and this one won’t be either.”
“The most important thing is always trophies if I am honest. I want to win trophies, I am a player who is highly motivated by trophies and winning things and being elite.”
“For now I am completely focused on this season and how many goals, assists and clean sheets I can get and hopefully do enough to help us win the league.”
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On the basis of title possibilities alone, a move to La Liga, which is less competitive than the Premier League, would be ideal.Real Madrid, who are unrivalled in the Champions League, have been attracting promising youngsters in recent years and are building a star-studded squad.
On the other hand, it can also be seen as a blasting comment on Liverpool. The key will be whether they can build a team that feels capable of winning the championship and whether their policies, including their most recent reinforcements, are appealing.
Another factor to judge will be the feel of the new Liverpool, who have made a strong start to the season, despite the defeat against Nottingham Forest.
In the current contract situation, it is possible that talks are well underway behind the scenes, with only the fact that he will remain at Anfield until the end of the season mentioned.
Whatever the case may be, we expect a future where he signs a long-term contract with Liverpool.