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Trent Alexander-Arnold, Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah are yet to sign contract extensions with Liverpool for beyond the summer(Image: Nick Taylor/Liverpool FC/Liverpool FC via Getty Images)

In little over three months time, Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander Arnold could all be ex-Liverpool players.

Here, the ECHO summarises the latest media talk around the futures of Salah, Van Dijk and Alexander-Arnold.

Salah last renewed his contract with Liverpool in summer 2022, adding another three years.



This is how we have got to this point.

Of the trio involved he has been most vocal about the scenario at different stages of the season, last expressing disappointment three weeks ago that he had not personally been presented with an offer yet - and not for the first time.

The Athletic's David Ornstein, in a Q&A on Thursday, was asked if there has been any progress since the player's last interview, to which he responded: "Not that I'm personally aware of.

"Which doesn't mean there aren't any, it may just be that it hasn't come to the media/public attention yet.

"I just know Liverpool have been optimistic for some time that they will reach an agreement because, ultimately, they want Salah to stay and there is a belief that he is happy and would like the same.

The same, I suspect, with Van Dijk and Alexander-Arnold."

Van Dijk last extended his own contract in 2021, adding another four years.

Liverpool remain confident that he will extend at Anfield," he positively responded.

Alexander-Arnold last extended his contract in 2021, also adding another four years to his stay at Anfield.

Alongside Van Dijk's captaincy he was elevated to vice-captain but again, he too stands on track to leave without a resolution being found.

Of the three players, his future has prompted the most speculation as, at 26 years of age, his so-called prime years are ahead of him and he may yet decide a new challenge is in order rather than stamping down legend status with his boyhood club.

Real Madrid interest has persisted through Spanish media rumours over the course of the season and it came to the fore when the club actually approached Liverpool willing to sign the player for a fee in January.

They were rebuffed and could still resort to his free signing on July 1, 2025.

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With that, the latest speculation from Spain's AS is that the full-back's move is '99 percent done'.