Liverpool’s Mo Salah is reportedly increasing “pressure” as he rejects the club’s latest contract offer.

The January transfer window is just weeks away, and Liverpool could be active in the market. The Reds are fighting for the Premier League title, while also competing in the Champions League and Carabao Cup. With the FA Cup starting next month, reinforcements may be needed. Several players have already been linked with moves to Anfield, while some current stars could be leaving.

Mohamed Salah, Trent Alexander-Arnold, and Virgil van Dijk all have six months left on their contracts, so decisions about their futures could be made soon. Here are the latest rumours and updates:

Salah Increasing Pressure

Mohamed Salah’s former teammate, Mohamed Aboutrika, believes Salah is sending a strong message to Liverpool with his recent performances. Speaking to beIN Sports via teamTALK, Aboutrika stated, “Regardless of what was said about the contract, he speaks with his feet. I always prefer that football players speak with their feet rather than their tongues. Let others speak for you. Your performance and numbers – every time there are new records – speak for you.” He suggested that Salah is putting additional pressure on Liverpool’s management to renew his contract.

Di Gregorio Turns Down Move

Juventus goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio reportedly turned down a move to Liverpool in the summer, according to his agent Carlo Alberto Belloni. Belloni stated to Tuttosport, “We said no to Liverpool in the summer to join the Juventus project. He’s working hard to improve continuously and has even set up a gym at home to train on his days off. His goal is to be part of a Juventus team that wins major trophies.” Di Gregorio was previously at Monza, and Liverpool has since focused on other options, including Giorgi Mamardashvili, who they signed from Valencia and loaned back to the club.

Robinson Hints at Anfield Move

Fulham defender Antonee Robinson has dropped hints that he could be moving to Anfield after his impressive performance against Liverpool, where he provided two assists in a

2-2 draw.