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Positive contract developments continue for Liverpool as another key player is set to remain with the club and receive a new deal.
Positive contract developments continue for Liverpool as another key player is set to remain with the club and receive a new deal.
Following Mohamed Salah’s recent commitment to Liverpool via a new two-year extension, which ended a long period of speculation, the Reds are moving forward with other contract matters.
Virgil van Dijk is also expected to renew his terms soon, though he’s not the only player whose future was uncertain. Trent Alexander-Arnold’s contract situation remains unresolved, and while Real Madrid appear to be frontrunners for his signature, fans are still hopeful he could stay—mirroring Steven Gerrard’s past decisions to reject big offers.
In more definitive news, goalkeeper Vitezslav Jaros is now very likely to remain at Anfield. Contrary to previous reports, Liverpool ECHO has revealed that Jaros signed an extension when he went on loan to Sturm Graz, keeping him under contract through next season.
Liverpool reportedly plans to offer him another extension as recognition for his development and contribution. Though Jaros has been primarily the third-choice keeper behind Alisson and Caoimhin Kelleher, he impressed in limited appearances, such as the League Cup match against Brighton and a brief but vital cameo versus Crystal Palace in the Premier League.
Now 24 and qualifying as a homegrown player, Jaros is viewed as a valuable squad member despite limited minutes. The club seems intent on retaining him even with the expected arrival of Giorgi Mamardashvili, who could alter the goalkeeping hierarchy further.
While it’s not certain if Jaros will accept the new terms, current indications suggest he’ll stay for the near future. However, his long-term presence beyond 2026 remains uncertain unless circumstances change significantly.