Virgil van Dijk claims he has 'FOUR more years at the highest level' as Liverpool star drops major contract hint - just six days before he can negotiate a transfer with another club
Share:
Virgil van Dijk has claimed that he has 'three or four years' left at the highest level as the Liverpool star dropped a major hint over his contract situation. Van Dijk, along with Mohamed Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold, is among three Liverpool stars who's current deals are set to expire at the end of the season.
![[Arne Slot's side are yet to reach a contract extension with the Netherlands centre-back]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/26/08/93490741-14226985-image-a-3_1735203257532.jpg)
Before that though, in January, the trio of players will be eligible to discuss a free transfer with other clubs - given they'll have less than six months left on their deals. While rumours continue to circulate over which will be offered a new contract, Dutch star Van Dijk has suggested that he can still play at the highest level for a few years.
![[Mohamed Salah (middle) is also on an expiring deal with the Merseyside giants]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/26/08/93490727-14226985-image-a-4_1735203274505.jpg)
Speaking to Amazon Prime, he said: 'I love the club, the club loves me. I love the fans, the fans love me and it is a very good foundation to be successful. 'In my opinion I can play for another three, four years at least at the highest level. We will see what the future brings.'.
![[Full-back Trent Alexander-Arnold is the final star in the Liverpool trio who have expiring deals]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/12/26/08/93490733-14226985-image-a-5_1735203280639.jpg)
Virgil van Dijk has claimed he can play at the top level for 'three or four' more years. Arne Slot's side are yet to reach a contract extension with the Netherlands centre-back. Earlier this month, Van Dijk was offered a new deal, but there was reportedly no breakthrough in negotiations with the 33-year-old.
In the same interview, Van Dijk suggested that he has aspirations to become the first Dutch captain to lead his team to the Premier League title. 'It's not about me but I would love to be the first one [Dutch player],' Van Dijk added. 'I think it is there. That is what we work for as a team.'.
