Game over: Long-serving Liverpool duo won't get new deals
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8-second readLiverpool have spent a lot of time and money improving their centre-back options in recent windows. The renewal process kicked off in summer 2025 with the acquisition of Giovanni Leoni...
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Liverpool have spent a lot of time and money improving their centre-back options in recent windows. The renewal process kicked off in summer 2025 with the acquisition of Giovanni Leoni...
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Liverpool have spent a lot of time and money improving their centre-back options in recent windows. The renewal process kicked off in summer 2025 with the acquisition of Giovanni Leoni in a £26m deal from Parma. Further signings in the area have since been made in the shape of Ifeanyi Ndukwe, Mor Talla Ndiaye and of course Jeremy Jacquet.The Reds have also recruited Ronald Araujo on a season-long loan from Barcelona with an option to sign the Uruguayan for £47m at the end of the current campaign. Van Dijk and Gomez now on track to leaveThose movements will leave the futures of Joe Gomez and especially Virgil van Dijk in doubt. He has led the club to multiple major honours - extending his deal until 2027 on £400k per week a couple of seasons ago.Read original report ↗
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Anfield Watch · reported · 2026-10-26 22:10 UTC
Game over: Long-serving Liverpool duo won't get new deals ↗
Liverpool have spent a lot of time and money improving their centre-back options in recent windows. The renewal process kicked off in summer 2025 with the acquisition of Giovanni Leoni...
Anfield Watch · reported · 2026-10-26 22:00 UTC
Report: Long-serving Liverpool duo won't get new deals ↗
Liverpool are ready to move on from experienced duo next summer
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