Galatasaray pursues Van Dijk as Liverpool reshapes squad
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 2, 2026, 5:35 AM
Last updated Jun 2, 2026
Galatasaray is reportedly targeting Virgil van Dijk as Liverpool prepares to part ways with several key players at the end of June. Mohamed Salah will leave following an early termination of his contract, while Andy Robertson is set to join Tottenham. Ibrahima Konate is also confirmed to be departing after failing to agree on new terms. Van Dijk, Liverpool's captain, has one year left on his contract and earns £400k per week. His departure may allow Liverpool to reduce salary costs and possibly secure a transfer fee. Reports suggest Van Dijk could be interested in a longer contract at Galatasaray.
- •Liverpool will lose several stars as contracts expire in June.
- •Mohamed Salah has agreed to terminate his contract early.
- •Andy Robertson is expected to join Tottenham.
- •Virgil van Dijk is a top target for Galatasaray.
- •Van Dijk is considering a contract extension with Galatasaray.
- 5:35 AMYahoo Sports — Liverpool stunned as Galatasaray make Van Dijk top transfer target
"Liverpool will part ways with some of their biggest stars once their contracts officially expire at the end of June. Mohamed Salah reached an agreement to rip up his £400k per week deal one year earl...
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