Virgil Van Digk, Liverpool contract, captain expects a large summer
Captain Liverpool Virgil van Dick It has hinted that it would be a “big summer” for the club as they look to build on a huge season for the first time under the leadership of coach ARNE Slot.
Van Dijk scored a late Liverpool winner against West Ham United on Sunday to run 13 points for Arsenal second in the top of the table. The Slot’s team now requires a maximum of its last six matches to ensure the title of the twentieth club of the league, and Van Digk is confident that the hierarchy Liverpool is ready to decline in the transportation market to increase the team’s strengthening this summer.
“I think Liverpool should be able to challenge titles in the coming years,” he said.
“Whatever happens in terms of getting out of the players, and the next players, I think it should be a great summer. I think they are planning to make it a great summer, so we all have to trust in the council, as a fan connected to Liverpool, to do the appropriate task.”
Van Dijk is scheduled to be outside the contract at the end of the season, but the sources told ESPN that he is expected to abide by two years in Anfield, after his teammate. Mohamed Salah He formulated a new deal until 2027 on Friday.
“Let’s see how he is going this week,” said Van Digik when he asked to update his future. “I first think that all the focus should go to the anniversary. I have already mentioned this in interviews, I think this is the main thing and then we will see. The focus will remain on Leicester [who Liverpool are playing next week]But there is some news. I don’t know. I know, but I don’t know. “
Van Dick added: “I joined the club in 2017 for many reasons,” Van Dick added.
“That’s why I am always proud when I wear this shirt, go there and try to be the best version of myself in terms of the football player I am. We are distributing, six points away from glory.
“I know what the club means and I know what will bring us if it happens. Most players do not do it when that happens, it will be beautiful but we still have a job to do it.”