'It is not really in my hands' - Midfielder drops bombshell on Liverpool future | OneFootball

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·20. April 2026

'It is not really in my hands' - Midfielder drops bombshell on Liverpool future

Artikelbild:'It is not really in my hands' - Midfielder drops bombshell on Liverpool future

Dominik Szoboszlai has once again found himself at the center of attention at Liverpool but this time, it’s not just about his performances on the pitch. The Hungarian captain has addressed speculation surrounding a potential new contract at Anfield, making it clear that while discussions are ongoing behind the scenes, his main focus remains firmly on football.

Speaking after Liverpool’s dramatic 2-1 victory over Everton in the latest Merseyside derby, the 25-year-old midfielder admitted there has been little visible progress in negotiations so far.


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However, his tone suggested calm rather than concern. With his current deal running until summer 2028, Liverpool are under no immediate pressure, but the club is believed to be keen to secure the long-term future of one of their most influential players.

Szoboszlai has been the star for Liverpool this season

Szoboszlai has been one of Liverpool’s brightest sparks in what has otherwise been a frustrating season for the defending Premier League champions.

While the team’s title defense has fallen short of expectations, the Hungarian midfielder has consistently delivered strong performances, contributing goals, assists, and energy from midfield.

The midfielder said on his future, as reported by Sky Sports:

“There has been no real progression, so I cannot say anything new about my contract situation. “We have a lot of games to go and I am focusing on that.

“Of course I see myself here in the long term but, as I say, it is not really in my hands any more.

“I love being here, as I said many times. I’m completely relaxed.

“We have five games to go, then I am going to rest – a big one – after my international break. Then we will see.”

Reds are confident of keeping the midfielder at Anfield

His relaxed attitude is hardly surprising. With multiple years left on his contract, Liverpool hold a strong negotiating position.

Any new deal would likely focus on improving terms and reflecting his growing importance within the squad rather than resolving an urgent contractual issue.

Liverpool’s long-term planning also plays a role here. The club has been gradually reshaping its midfield over the past few seasons, bringing in younger, dynamic players to maintain competitiveness.

Securing his future would send a strong message about stability and ambition as the club looks to bounce back from a disappointing title defense.

The midfielder himself has repeatedly expressed his affection for the club and city.

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