Report: Liverpool nearing an agreement of £46.3 million for a player on a £240,000 weekly…

Liverpool is prepared to reach a £46.3million agreement to ensure the departure of a player who is currently earning £240,000 per week.

Liverpool is ready to finalize a deal worth £46.3 million in order to facilitate the departure of a player who is currently earning £240,000 per week.

Liverpool is said to be open to letting go of Virgil van Dijk for a fee of £46.3 million, according to reports from TEAMtalk.

Since joining Liverpool from Southampton in 2018, the Dutch defender has proven himself as one of the top center-backs globally, contributing to his team’s success in various competitions.

Since joining Anfield from Southampton in 2018, the Dutch defender has solidified his position as one of the premier center-backs globally, contributing to his team’s success in various competitions in recent years.

Nonetheless, as his current contract nears its end next season and he approaches 33 years of age, Liverpool is reportedly considering the option of selling him.

According to reports, clubs from Saudi Arabia have expressed a keen interest in acquiring the services of the Dutchman and have initiated discussions to convince him to make the move.

Van Dijk has not dismissed the idea of relocating to the Middle East and has authorized talks between the interested parties and Liverpool regarding a potential transfer.

Liverpool is willing to part ways with their star player if they receive an offer in the region of £46.3 m[€55m].

Van Dijk, who is currently earning approximately £240,000 per week, plays a crucial role in Liverpool’s defense.

If he were to leave, it would leave a significant gap in the team’s backline. Therefore, Liverpool may need to bring in a new center-back to fill his shoes.

The Brazilian player, Bremer, has been considered as a possible replacement.

With the recent addition of Arne Slot to the coaching staff, it is uncertain whether he will approve Van Dijk’s departure, as he may prefer to maintain stability within the squad. What are your thoughts on this situation?