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“Arne Slot should let him join us at Al-Nassr, so we can win the Saudi Pro League.”

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Liverpool Football Club finds itself at a crucial point following Mohamed Salah’s recent comments about the absence of contract extension talks.

The Egyptian winger’s admission that no discussions have been held about his future has raised concerns among fans and analysts about the club’s approach to managing its key players.

With Salah’s contract now a pressing issue, reports from *Football Insider*, cited by *CaughtOffside*, suggest that Liverpool plans to begin negotiations with him during the upcoming international break. This period could be critical, given Salah’s significant influence on the team.

Liverpool’s sporting director, Richard Hughes, who took over from the iconic Jurgen Klopp, has faced increasing pressure in his role.

While overseeing changes like staff appointments and player transfers, there are concerns about his handling of vital contract renewals for Salah, Virgil van Dijk, and Trent Alexander-Arnold.

The delay in securing extensions for these key players has left many puzzled, considering their importance to the squad.

Trent Alexander-Arnold’s situation is especially significant. At just 25, the right-back is one of the top talents in world football, known for his defensive and playmaking abilities.

His uncertain future adds to concerns about Liverpool’s long-term planning. Although Salah and van Dijk are older, they remain pivotal to the team, with potential for continued impact.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Liverpool intends to open talks with Salah, van Dijk, and Alexander-Arnold in the coming weeks.

This shows the club’s determination to address these crucial contract issues. However, fans will be hoping for swift and successful negotiations to secure the futures of these star players at Anfield.

How Liverpool handles these contracts will be vital for the club’s future success and stability. Keeping these key players is essential to maintaining their competitive edge and standing among Europe’s top clubs.

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