Liverpool: Virgil van Dijk says he has ‘no idea’ if he will agree new contract with Reds but says talks ‘not on hold’ | Football News happymamay

Virgil Van Digk says the talks with Liverpool on a new deal “not suspended”, but he still has “any idea” about what will happen in the summer, when his contract expires.

Liverpool captain was unable to prevent his team from leaving the Champions League to Paris Saint -Germain at the last 16 night on Tuesday night.

After that, he spoke with newspapers and revealed that there is no final decision on whether he remains with Liverpool or becomes a free agent at the end of this season, despite the ongoing conversations with the club.

“I have no idea. I still have any idea at the moment,” Van Dick said when asked if Liverpool will play at the beginning of next season.

“I honestly. I don’t have any idea at the moment. It’s not suspended. There is nothing suspended. There is just … I still say the same. Listen, there are 10 games to go (this season) and that is my full focus.

“If there is news, you will know you, comrades. But I don’t even know myself. Everyone knows that there are some conversations behind the scenes, but this is currently I do not even know what will happen next year. If anyone says they know, they are lying on your face.”

In addition to Van Dijk, the star Mohamed Salah and the right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold outside the contract at the end of the campaign.

Salah appears to have tears in his eyes after losing a penalty to Paris Saint -Germain.

The game was 73 in the competition, as it brought him a level with Stephen Gerrard and only Jimmy Caragrase (80) for the Champions League demonstrations in Liverpool colors.

Salah, like Van Dijk and Alexander-Arnold, was glory to the Champions League in 2019.

England International Alexander-Arnold, who came out of the game with PSG and is now doubtful about the Carabau Cup final against Newcastle on Sunday, was linked to a key to Real Madrid this summer.

Van Digk says that Liverpool is confident that it can apostasy from the Champions League strike to raise the Carabau Cup in Wembley, and then continue to get the second Premier League title and the G20 league crown.

“There are two great prizes that we can still get,” said Van Dick. “We will give her everything. We have to be disappointed tonight, but tomorrow it comes to recovery. Be prepared for good insolence. If we bring this intensity in Wembley with our fans, I am positive. I am always positive. But I really look forward to returning there.”