Van Dijk on his future: Liverpool contract runs out in June
His Liverpool contract expires in June, and he will miss the Netherlands' Nations League games against Greece and Germany with physical discomfort.
Virgil van Dijk, captain of Liverpool, spoke on Tuesday about his future. His contract at the Reds runs out at the end of the season, in June, and for now there is no news about a renewal. According to Mundo Deportivo, the Dutch centre-back insists there is no stress over the matter.
Van Dijk said he feels good and played down the situation: right now, he says, it is not about him, and he is not panicking. He wants to keep playing and continue doing what he is doing, but if the club does not offer him a future, he will look elsewhere.
He joined Anfield in January 2018 from Southampton for 84.65 million euros and since then has won a Champions League and two Premier Leagues with the club.
He will also miss the Netherlands' Nations League matches, against Greece in Amsterdam on Friday and Germany in Berlin on Monday, due to physical discomfort that requires him to rest.
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