After the international break after the international break, Liverpool -Baas Arne Slot hopes to get the most important bid of his party, with the Reds approaching a famous triumph, after 15 points, clearly at the top of the table
Liverpool will be happy to start their Premier League campaign again after the international break has ended this week – because they offer to complete their title triumph. The next step is a huge merseyside derby against Everton on April 2.
The Reds are 15 points free from Arsenal at the top of the table and know that they can become mathematical champions in the next few games if they continue their winning run and the results go their way.
The men of Arne Slot have been given a double blow to be beaten by PSG from the Champions League, while she also loses the Carabao Cup -Final to Newcastle and the best way to get back on the right track is to win the title as quickly as possible.
Mirror Football has taken a look through the largest headlines, rumors and gossip prior to their return to top action.
Owen urges Liverpool to keep Salah
Although Mohamed Salah continues to have a sensational season for Liverpool, it still seems that he will leave Anfield as a free agent this summer, unless the club can make some progress with contract discussions.
This season, the Egyptian breaks a series of records after drawing up 32 goals in just 43 games and club legend Michael Owen believes that the club should move the mountains to ensure that he remains – regardless of the financial implications.
Liverpool must be careful with the PSR regulations of the Premier League when it comes to their salary budget, but Owen believes that they “should bend the rules” if this means that Salah stays in the club.
“Mo Salah is an interesting one. I think Mo Salah wants to stay, in fact I am pretty sure that he wants to stay,” said the ex-England striker to talk. “I think Liverpool will have to bend the rules somewhat, they can say:” Oh yes, only two years for players of this age “.
“But he is not a normal player, he is just as fit as a flea, he is dedicated, he lives in the gym, he is so professional. You can't tell me that he will not be at the same level in three, four years. I mean, he is just incredible. So I would bend the contract, the length of the contract.
“I am not that kind of person, a fan who says: 'Just give him what he wants, he is brilliant, we win the competition with him'. No, because you cannot endanger your club, but I don't think it will be on that stage.
“To replace him, it will cost a lot more, you are not going to pay transfer costs for him. So I would do what is needed to keep him, and I think he wants to stay, but sources tell me that they are still quite apart.”
Chiesa's father hopeful for a stay of Anfield
Liverpool made only one big signature this season when they brought in the Italian winger Federico Chiesa from Juventus.
The 27-year-old has trouble staying fit and has a number of fitness contradictions since his £ 10 million move last summer, but there seems to be some light at the end of the tunnel after he came across Newcastle and scored a comfort in the cup final.
Chiesa has so far been limited to performances by the bank and has managed only three starts in cup competitions – although his father is still cheerful in his son's situation and thinks he will stay in the club despite rumors that he could return to Italy.
“Federico is doing great in Liverpool, he is in a top club that is the first in the competition and now we hope they win the Premier League!” Enrico Chiesa told Tuttosport. “He is there to play his cards, he has a big chance.
“This summer I told him what I told him since he was small. Because he actually was 15, he didn't play often and when he asked me,” What should I do? ” I said to keep training, not to give up, to be ready when his time came. “
Klavan on the futures of “Complicated” trio
Do you remember Ragnar Klavan? The Estonian Center-Back spent two seasons in Anfield between 2016 and 2018 and became something of a fan's favorite.
During that time he played with Salah, Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold and hopes that all three players can solve their differences with the club and sign new contracts.
“Hopefully they will find a solution,” he told the Liverpool Echo and other media. “It is of course complicated, but I hope from the bottom of my heart that they will stay here.
“Of course, yes, I would be very happy (if Salah signed a new contract) but I don't know what the situation is there. But I would like to see him play and more years here in Liverpool.”
As things are outstanding, the trio will be free this summer. Van Dijk seems to be most likely to stay out of three and has already plagued that fans will soon hear news about his future, although Alexander-Arnold is linked to a move to Real Madrid.
In the meantime, Salah has repeatedly insisted that this will be his last season in Liverpool and is linked to the Saudi -Pro League.
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