Three of the most important players in Liverpool's Premier League and Champions League victories several years ago may not be at Anfield next season.

VIRGIL VAN DIJK was caught screaming at Trent Alexander-Arnold as he had a game to forget against Manchester United. The Liverpool right-back was caught out of position on multiple occasions, one

Liverpool have three of their top players out of contract in the summer, so who would be good fits to replace them if they leave?

Anfield skipper provides support for team-mate who has come under heavy fire from Liverpool supporters for his performance in the home draw against Manchester United

Liverpool’s recent draw against Manchester United not only highlighted the ever-present rivalry but also brought into focus the current atmosphere surrounding some of the club’s key players. As Liverpool stalwarts Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold navigate through rumours and contract talks,

Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk did not look at all happy with his teammate Trent Alexander-Arnold after one sloppy piece of play in yesterday’s 2-2 draw with Manchester United.Alexander-Arnold

Virgil van Dijk appeared to again be frustrated by the exit-linked Liverpool star against Nottingham Forest as he was vs Man United.

Virgil van Dijk could be seen venting his frustration at Liverpool team-mate Trent Alexander-Arnold during their 2-2 draw with Manchester United.

Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk was the first to show Trent Alexander-Arnold disapproval of his performance against Manchester United. The spotlight has trailed on the full-back as a result of recent goings on, both in the match and off-field.

Reports from Van Dijk's native Netherlands suggest Liverpool are willing to 'break to bank' and tie the defender down to a new deal. It's claimed by De Telegraaf that a deal is believed to be imminent for Van Dijk, who joined Liverpool in January 2018.

Virgil Van Dijk was furious at Trent Alexander-Arnold for the better part of Liverpool's match against Manchester United on January 5 at Anfield.

A trio of the most important players in their recent history — defender Virgil van Dijk, wide man Trent Alexander-Arnold and forward Mohamed Salah — are out of contract at the end of the season.