Liverpool have been given a fresh warning that Mo Salah could be set to quit Anfield this summer after it was revealed how Erling Haaland’s recent contract extension at Man City has shifted the player’s focus – though both Fabrizio Romano and a senior Sky Sports reporter have also offered the latest on the Egyptian and Virgil van Dijk signing new deals.

Mo Salah has posted a very short clip to Instagram which is bound to have had Liverpool fans searching for clues. With the international break now concluded, Liverpool’s players have reconvened on Merseyside ahead of the derby against Everton on Wednesday night as everyone’s thoughts switch towards a successful charge for the Premier League title.

How Liverpool’s 2025/26 starting lineups could look based on recent transfer rumours.A lot of exit rumours are circling Liverpool as the end of the 2024/25 season comes into sight. As the curtain prepares to fall on what could be another Premier League-winning campaign,

Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk are both said to be “desperate” to stay at Liverpool and extend their contracts beyond the summer. That is according to the reliable Sky Sports reporter Melissa Reddy, who writes of the duo’s desire to remain at the club but that “there has been no breakthrough [in talks].”

Liverpool are likely to lose some huge characters from the dressing room this summer, but direct replacements are already being assessed.

Liverpool are expected to retain Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk despite the Egyptian's disappointment at Trent Alexander-Arnold's exit.

There were heartwarming scenes in Liverpool as Mohamed Salah visited a local girls football team, helping coach and connect with the children. Salah is one of the most recognisable faces in world football, yet he still finds time to go out of his way to light up the faces of young footballers on Merseyside.

In a week where we appear to have learned that Trent Alexander-Arnold will be leaving the club on a free transfer, the thought of Mo Salah doing the same is terrifying. It’s long been a talking point for Liverpool fans and this has now spilled over to another sport,