European giants are now signing huge £650,000 per week to sign Liverpool star

One of Europe’s largest clubs has made a huge offer to the Liverpool superstar after a possible striking move in the summer, according to a new report.

Liverpool expects a busy summer

The Reds have been quiet in the transfer market in recent years, and there are certainly few ins and outs of the ins and outs compared to most Premier League competitors.

But this must change this summer, and it can be said that Arne Slot needs support in the market, strengthening his roster and strengthening in various key areas including left-back and center. There will also be many departures that allow Liverpool to get players off their wage bills, and there are risks that Darwin Nunez and Diogo Jota may also be able to move forward.

Lille forward Jonathan David is linked to an exciting move against Anfield at the end of the campaign, and the Canadians may be seen as an upgrade to Slot’s current central offensive plan. The 24-year-old enjoyed another outstanding season in Ligue 1, scoring 14 goals in 20 games and scoring seven goals in the Champions League.

On the other end of the court, Crystal Palace and England centre-back Marc Guehi continues to be mentioned as summer goals. A huge bid would be needed to keep him away from the Hawks, but the Reds could see him as Virgil Van Dijk’s long-time successor.

European giants bid for Van Dijk in large numbers

Speaking of the Dutch, Anfield watch Paris Saint-Germain is in talks with Liverpool captain Van Dijk’s agent about the amazing move to the Ligue 1 Giants at the end of the season.

It is said that “the pre-tax quote before tax is 80 million euros (£67.3 million), two years respectively. In the third season of the French capital, the signing bonus is a huge signing bonus, and the initial proposal raises the initial proposal to 100 million euros (£84.2 million)”. The €80 million figure would be £650,000 a week for the two years before tax, which is almost three times his current salary of £220,000 a week.

This is an update that will draw real attention from the Liverpool fan base, and Van Dijk is one of the most influential players in club history.

The Reds’ captain may be 33 now, but he shows no signs of slowing down, but the fact that he has not signed a contract is causing serious wake-up call.

Van Dijk’s head could be turned by the recent side of Liverpool’s elimination from the Champions League, especially considering the mention of shocking wages.

Hopefully, the Dutch international will eventually sign a new deal with the Reds, hoping to see his rest of his career at Anfield, but no extensions are signed every week, and more and more questions will continue to be established.