The contract situations of key Liverpool players have dominated headlines in recent weeks, raising concerns about their futures at Anfield.
Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk, and Trent Alexander-Arnold are all entering the final six months of their contracts, leaving the club anxious about retaining them.
Among the trio, Alexander-Arnold appears most likely to depart, with Real Madrid expressing serious interest in the right-back. The Spanish giants have identified him as their priority target as they seek to strengthen their defense.
Another potential departure is Luis Díaz. According to *Mundo Deportivo*, the Colombian forward has reportedly rejected a new contract from Liverpool, citing dissatisfaction with the terms offered.
Díaz has been instrumental for the team this season, scoring eight goals in 18 league appearances and cementing his place on the left wing.
His performances have propelled Liverpool to the top of both the Premier League and Champions League standings.
Díaz’s current contract runs until 2027, but Liverpool is eager to secure his future with a new deal to avoid a similar predicament to Salah, Van Dijk, and Alexander-Arnold. Barcelona has been linked with a potential move for Díaz should he become available, but Liverpool is determined to keep him at Anfield.
The club plans to resume negotiations with Díaz in the coming weeks, aiming to reach an agreement and ensure the talented attacker remains part of their squad.
