FSG have refused to offer the Liverpool star a new contract worth £2.8m due to FFP

Liverpool And FSG are now unwilling to offer new terms to one of their stars as a result of Financial Fair Play concerns, a new report has claimed, with the Reds risking to lose him instead.

Liverpool have entered into contract talks

Contracts dominated the first part of Arnie slot Time at Anfield, even as he led the Reds to the top of the league Premier League. Liverpool are two points clear of Chelsea in second place, while they also have a game in hand on all the teams around them, while also leading the Champions League with six wins from six.

Although things are going almost perfectly on the pitch, there are still concerns off the pitch, with a major focus on contracts.

Mohamed Salah, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Virgil van Dijk are all out of contract at the end of the current season, and although they have all been offered new terms, none of them have committed to their future with the club yet.

Another player Liverpool are keen to reward is defender Ibrahima Konate, whose current contract at Anfield expires in 2026. He is expected to agree to a new deal Which will see his new status in the team rewarded.

But things elsewhere are less clear. Trent Alexander-Arnold remains in Real Madrid’s goal He reportedly plans to hold a meeting in early January To try to convince him to join his close friend Jude Bellingham at the Santiago Bernabéu.

Now a shock report suggests another Liverpool player could follow him to Spain, with the Reds unwilling to offer new terms in line with his demands.

Liverpool are not willing to offer the star a new deal

This is according to reports from Spain, which point to and suggest Luis Diaz is the man in question He could look to leave Liverpool in the near future as a result of. The Colombian striker, who has started 10 of Liverpool’s 15 Premier League matches this season, was linked with a move away from the club over the summer but has emerged as a key man for Arne Slott.

His current contract runs until 2027, which will enable him to return to his country £2.8 million per year (£55,000 per week)This is the wage that makes him among the lowest paid players in Liverpool.

That salary, which the report claims “no longer matches his importance in the team”, appears unlikely to change any time soon. They added that the Reds are “not willing to make a financial effort to renew it” due to the “delicate situation in terms of financial fair play” in which they find themselves.

This is said to have led to Barcelona’s renewed interest in the striker, although they are unlikely to move for the Colombian anytime soon given they are currently… He can’t even score summer signing Dani Olmo For the second half of the season due to their own financial problems.

However, it is added that a transfer for the winger “could become a priority if his contractual situation at Anfield does not improve”, and he may not be the only interested party able to offer the South American a significant pay rise if Liverpool go ahead. To overlook its importance.