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Van Dijk makes Alisson future claim and addresses midfielder rumours
- Virgil van Dijk downplayed speculation about Alisson Becker's future at Liverpool, insisting he remains unconcerned despite rumors linking the Brazilian goalkeeper to Juventus.
- Liverpool recently extended Alisson's contract until the end of next season, though manager Arne Slot last week refused to guarantee the 33-year-old will remain at Anfield.
- Van Dijk described Alisson as "the best goalkeeper in the world," warning that losing him would be a "big blow" while noting the club has understudy Giorgi Mamardashvili.
- Regarding Curtis Jones, the 25-year-old midfielder enters the final 12 months of his contract with no fresh deal agreed, attracting interest from Inter Milan.
- Van Dijk acknowledged that players inevitably move on, stating he is not worried about future departures and emphasizing Liverpool will adapt regardless of which players leave.
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Van Dijk responds to Alisson Liverpool exit reports and makes honest admission
Virgil van Dijk has spoken about the possibility of Liverpool's long-serving goalkeeper Alisson leaving the club in the summer transfer window along with Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson
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Liverpool’s Virgil van Dijk gets real on Alisson’s potential Juventus move: ’It would definitely be a big blow’
Liverpool have not had their best season, creating uncertainty around their sporting project. Adding to these concerns, Alisson Becker is reportedly heading toward a move to Juventus. In response, Virgil van Dijk has broken his silence, making his stance clear regarding his potential departure. Following a disappointing season, Liverpool are preparing for major changes to their squad, as Mohamed Salah and Andrew Robertson have announced their de…
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