Three of the most important players in Liverpool's Premier League and Champions League victories several years ago may not be at Anfield next season.

Liverpool are expected to “break open the bank’s safe” to tie Virgil van Dijk down to a new contract, one journalist in his native Netherlands believes. While it has been interpreted elsewhere as a major update on Van Dijk’s future, suggestions Liverpool are close to agreeing a new deal with their captain appear wide of the mark.

Reports from Van Dijk's native Netherlands suggest Liverpool are willing to 'break to bank' and tie the defender down to a new deal. It's reported by De Telegraaf that a deal is believed to be imminent for Van Dijk, who joined Liverpool in January 2018.

Liverpool’s recent draw against Manchester United not only highlighted the ever-present rivalry but also brought into focus the current atmosphere surrounding some of the club’s key players. As Liverpool stalwarts Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold navigate through rumours and contract talks,

Trent Alexander-Arnold has come in for criticism for his performance against Manchester United, but former Liverpool striker Emile Heskey says his team-mates must share the blame

Liverpool duo Trent Alexander-Arnold and Mohamed Salah continue to make the headlines with their futures unresolved as they enter the final six months of their current contracts. The Reds have offered new deals to Alexander-Arnold and Salah as well as captain Virgil van Dijk.

Geoff Shreeves and Troy Deeney join Golazo Matchday to debate the order in which Liverpool needs to prioritize re-signing its superstars.