EXCLUSIVE: Virgil van Dijk is STAYING at Liverpool

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Virgil van Dijk is expected to stay at Liverpool with the captain seemingly set for a new contract. His current deal expires in June.

Anfield Watch understands that Virgil van Dijk will be staying with Liverpool. The Dutchman’s agent is currently telling interested parties that he’s no longer attainable.

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Van Dijk’s current deal expires in June, of course, but the Reds have been working behind the scenes to tie him down. It now appears they’ve done that.

However, we can’t comment on if a deal has been signed or any potential details there. The impression here is that a deal could be signed already, though it’s entirely possible that Liverpool and Van Dijk are at a stage where things are simply a formality.

Bar a bizarre late twist, though, Van Dijk will be staying with Liverpool. And that could be formally announced very soon.

Virgil van Dijk to stay with Liverpool

Van Dijk’s contract was always seen as the easiest to get done - by fans, anyway. The defender remains arguably the world’s best in his position and showing no great signs of slowing down.

On top of that, his wage demands simply aren’t at the level of Mohamed Salah’s. It’s a more comfortable deal for Liverpool to get done.

And one that, naturally, we’re thrilled about. Van Dijk is the core member of Liverpool’s defence and one of the absolute most important in the team.

His form this season has been such that awards could be flowing come the end of the campaign. He’s adjusted flawlessly to life under Arne Slot, too, and is a massive part of Liverpool’s early success.

And with the good times rolling, Liverpool could be set to offer yet another boost to fans with news of Van Dijk’s new contract.

It should be any time now.

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