Indeed, there have been numerous reactions with the aim of commenting on these initial intentions. And the latest is none other than that from the former coach of the Reds who wrote his legend in the Liverpool city for nine seasons before bowing out last summer, worn out by the weight of pressure and years. Asked about the future of Virgil van Dijk, Trent Alexander-Arnold and Mohamed Salah, all at the end of their contracts in June, Red Bull’s new global head of football gave his opinion in an interview, also granted has Sky Sports.
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