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Virgil van Dijk: Liverpool captain signs new contract to remain at Anfield until summer of 2027
Virgil van Dijk has signed a new two-year contract at Liverpool; Van Dijk joined the club from Southampton for a then-world-record fee for a defender in January 2018; Mohamed Salah signed a new Liverpool deal last Friday;
DEAL DONE: Liverpool Captain Signs New Contract to Extend Anfield Stay | OneFootball
Van Dijk assumed the captain’s armband in the summer of 2023, and under Arne Slot, he’s helped guide a new-look Liverpool squad through a transition phase. With youth coming through and changes to the backroom team, his experience and influence are more crucial than ever.
Liverpool confirmed on Thursday that Van Dijk has signed a new contract, one that will last two years and see him continue to earn a reported £385,000 per week. Leicester vs. Liverpool is live on Sky ...
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