“False” – Transfer expert dismisses speculation about Mo Salah and Virgil van Dijk leaving.

As difficult as it is to acknowledge, we could be just three months away from witnessing Mo Salah and Virgil van Dijk’s final appearances for Liverpool.

Alongside Trent Alexander-Arnold, both players’ contracts are set to expire at the end of June, and there has been no clear indication that any of them will renew their deals.

In late February, Spanish outlet Fichajes (via bulinews.com) reported that Bayern Munich might consider a summer move for Salah if he does not extend his contract with the Reds.

Falk Dismisses Salah-to-Bayern Speculation

However, Bundesliga expert Christian Falk has shut down those claims, stating that the German club has no intention of pursuing either Salah or Van Dijk.

Writing in his latest Fact Files column for The Daily Briefing, Falk clarified:

> “Not true: Bayern would be prepared to swoop for Mo Salah if his contract is allowed to expire at Liverpool.

> There’s no movement from Bayern Munich for Salah, regardless of what happens with his contract. The same applies to Virgil van Dijk. Many ‘not trues’ with this particular rumour!”

Liverpool, Please Keep Salah and Van Dijk!

While Falk’s update rules out Vincent Kompany’s side from the race, Liverpool fans remain anxious about whether the duo will still be at Anfield next season.

Despite turning 33 and 34 this summer and being the club’s highest-paid players—earning a combined £570,000 per week (Capology)—their influence in Arne Slot’s squad makes it imperative for FSG to secure their futures.

Salah may have had a rare off-night against PSG midweek, but his season tally of 30 goals and 22 assists remains astonishing. Meanwhile, Van Dijk has been crucial in helping Liverpool keep 20 clean sheets in all competitions, playing in 19 of those matches.

One way or another, the long-running contract saga is reaching its conclusion. With speculation still rife, it remains uncertain whether Salah and Van Dijk will stay beyond the summer.

All Liverpool supporters can do now is hope for the best—that the club announces new deals for both legends, securing their presence at Anfield for at least another season or two.