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Heading towards chaos, the three world stars that Liverpool could lose

Liverpool faces potential turmoil with the possible departure of three of its top international players.

By David Arengas

Liverpool Photo: Escudoteca, BBC
Liverpool Photo: Escudoteca, BBC
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Liverpool, a perennial powerhouse in the Premier League, is making a decision that could have far-reaching consequences. Despite their current success and the financial resources to secure their future, the club has yet to initiate contract renewal talks with three of their most valuable assets: Trent Alexander-Arnold, Virgil van Dijk, and Mohamed Salah. Their contracts are set to expire in June 2025.

This delay has raised concerns among fans and experts alike. Stefan Borson, a sports finance specialist, has expressed his apprehension, stating that Liverpool is playing a dangerous game by not securing the long-term futures of these key players.

"It's really just a matter of choice whether Liverpool wants to spend that money, because they have it," said Borson. "The fact that they haven't started negotiations yet is a danger to the club's future."

The departure of any of these three players would be a significant blow to Liverpool, both on and off the pitch. Alexander-Arnold is one of the world's best right-backs, Van Dijk is a defensive colossus, and Salah is a prolific goalscorer.

What could be the reasons behind this decision?

  • Tactical negotiation: Liverpool might be using this as a tactic to pressure the players into accepting less favorable terms.
  • Hidden financial issues: Despite their reputation as a wealthy club, Liverpool could be facing undisclosed financial challenges that are preventing them from making significant investments at this time.
  • Long-term planning: The club might be considering other options in the transfer market and looking for younger, more affordable alternatives.

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