Liverpool cleared to make an offer and negotiate terms with £4.7 million-a-year player – Report

Liverpool, under the guidance of Arne Slot, has made a strong start to the season, securing four wins in five Premier League matches, with their only defeat being a surprising 1-0 loss to Nottingham Forest at Anfield.

Key figures for the team include Mohamed Salah and Luis Diaz. Salah has been in excellent form, netting five goals and providing one assist in five league appearances.

Luis Diaz, often critiqued for his lack of clinical finishing, has turned a corner this season. Earning approximately £4.7 million annually, his salary seems modest for a regular starter at one of England’s top clubs.

According to *Football Insider*, Liverpool is now cleared to make a new, improved contract offer to Diaz. Currently under contract until 2027, discussions are expected to begin soon.

Despite interest from Barcelona and PSG over the summer, Liverpool opted to keep Diaz, a decision that has proven wise given his strong performance so far.

The question remains: can the former Primeira Liga star maintain his consistency throughout the season? Previous injuries have hindered his momentum, and fans hope this will not be the case again.

For Liverpool to achieve success this season, Salah and Diaz must continue to drive the team with their goals and assists.

It will be interesting to see if this duo can lead Slot’s squad to a trophy in the Dutch coach’s inaugural season.

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According to report – Liverpool ready to negotiate a major deal after player turns down contract offer

Trent Alexander-Arnold is a standout player for Liverpool, boasting an impressive 101 goal contributions in 315 matches as a full-back. At just 25, he is already the club’s vice-captain and a key figure on the team.

Currently, Liverpool faces a pressing issue regarding Alexander-Arnold’s future, as his contract runs out in 2025.

According to Team Talk, the club is prepared to offer him one of the highest salaries to ensure he remains at Anfield, especially after he declined an initial contract proposal.

Real Madrid, renowned for their talent acquisition, is reportedly interested in making a free transfer for the England international next summer.

The Spanish club has recently focused on securing top players without transfer fees, as seen with their signing of Kylian Mbappe when his contract with PSG ended.

Liverpool is eager to avoid losing Alexander-Arnold, particularly not to a rival like Real Madrid. This situation isn’t unique to him; club legends Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah are also in similar predicaments, although their ages—33 and 32 respectively—make their retention less critical compared to that of the younger Alexander-Arnold.

Negotiations may prove challenging, and it could take time for Liverpool to persuade him. He certainly merits being among the highest-paid players globally, so it remains to be seen if the club can finalize a new deal soon.