Virgil van Dijk, Trent Alexander-Arnold, and Mohamed Salah are all about to enter the final six months of their contracts at Anfield and will be free to discuss potential transfers with overseas clubs starting in January. Dutchman Van Dijk seems most ...

The Reds sit top of the Premier League, top of the Champions League, are through to the League Cup quarter-finals and have lost just once across all competitions - but with matches against Real Madrid, Manchester City and Everton fast approaching, the Dutch head coach won’t be taking anything for granted.

According to a report, Liverpool want to make Trent Alexander-Arnold the highest-paid England player in the Premier League. Over recent weeks, several outlets have claimed that the right-back is keen to join up with international teammate Jude Bellingham at Real Madrid next season and that he has already turned down multiple offers to extend his stay on Merseyside.

Trent Alexander-Arnold remains one of Liverpool’s most valuable assets, and his importance to the squad was underscored in the recent clash against Aston Villa. However, Alexander-Arnold’s exit from the pitch with a suspected hamstring issue has raised concerns among fans and analysts alike.

Real Madrid have moved on from their Trent Alexander-Arnold plan. Liverpool can breathe a sigh of relief for now. Revelo reports that Real Madrid have abandoned the idea of signing Trent Alexander-Arnold in January.

The Reds are gaining confidence Alexander-Arnold will sign a new deal with Slot's influence key and with Real Madrid facing rejection for two big reasons

Trent Alexander-Arnold has not signed a new contract at Liverpool and can speak to clubs in January. Real Madrid are keen on the England international and could snap him up for free in the summer

Liverpool are set to make one last-gasp attempt to stop Trent Alexander-Arnold from joining Real Madrid by offering a Premier League-record salary.