Renowned transfer specialist Fabrizio Romano claims Liverpool is currently working on contract extensions for Luis Díaz and Ibrahima Konaté in line with their long-term squad strategy.
Liverpool preparing to renew contract with Diaz and Konate
Liverpool’s Contract Extension Plan
Liverpool’s management is giving Díaz and Konaté first priority despite other important contract renewals to take into account: Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk, and Trent Alexander-Arnold. The next weeks will shape their futures.
Luis Díaz: An Essential Attacking Tool
- Contract expiration right now: summer 2027
- Seasonally, 2023/24:
- 15 appearances (10 starts).
- 9 goals.
- 2 assists
Díaz has grown to be a mainstay of Jurgen Klopp’s assault since he joined Liverpool. Liverpool’s high-intensity approach depends much on his ability to create opportunities, score goals, and press constantly.
Liverpool’s choice to guarantee his long-term future fits their goal to preserve offensive depth and stability since other big teams keep an eye on the Colombian winger.
Luis Díaz has been involved in 11 goals in 15 appearances this season
Ibrahima Konaté: A Defensive Tower for the Future
- Expiry for current contracts: summer 2026
- Season statistics for 2023/24:
- 15 matches played ( 13 starts)
- 2 goals
- 1 assist
Konaté has become somewhat significant in Liverpool’s defense since he arrived from RB Leipzig. For Van Dijk, his physical presence, calm on the ball, and aerial supremacy make him a superb long-term partner.
By wanting to extend Konaté’s contract, Liverpool shows their dedication to defensive continuity as they get ready for possible roster changes in the next years.
What is ahead?
Expected to advance in the next weeks are negotiations with Díaz and Konaté. Liverpool will also focus on renewing contracts for other talents like Salah, Van Dijk, and Alexander-Arnold even while ensuring the futures of these important players stays first.
Emphasizing team continuity, these contract renewals will be very important for determining Liverpool’s future Premier League and Champions League competitiveness.
