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Liverpool are ready to accept Dominik Szoboszlai's contract demands

has been one of Liverpool's best players this season.

Indeed, over the last couple of weeks some of his teammates such as Florian Wirtz and Hugo Ekitike have taken most of the headlines, but, in terms of consistency, the Hungarian is the one leading the way.

So, it's hardly a surprise to see that Liverpool are 'ready to meet' the demands that Szoboszlai has set down to extend his Anfield stay.

That is, according to a new update from TEAMtalk who share that the Reds are planning to 'accelerate contract talks' with their Hungarian playmaker with the midfielder's future now one of their main 'priorities.'

Szoboszlai's camp are demanding that Liverpool increase his wages to around £250,000-per-week with the Reds set to recognise how important he is to the club by accepting these figures.

Others such as Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah will still be ahead of him but he'd be in the same pay bracket as Wirtz and Alexander Isak.

Dominik Szoboszlai extending his Liverpool stay could be Richard Hughes' best piece of business yet

Although Hughes' transfer approach was lauded by most Liverpool fans in the summer, ensuring that Szoboszlai's future is with Liverpool could be more important than any of the players they signed.

As mentioned, the midfielder's form has been among the best in the Premier League throughout the 2025-26 season and, without him among Liverpool's ranks, it's hard to even think about how far down the table they'd likely be.

The fact that Szoboszlai has played all across the pitch this season and is still being seen as one of Liverpool's best players is no easy feat to achieve.

If the Anfield outfit were to lose the Hungarian, it's hard to see who they'd be able to bring in that could replace what he does.

Granted, Wirtz is taking up the number 10 role at the moment but, the fact that Szoboszlai can seamlessly transition into most positions on the pitch is something that can't be taught.

At the moment, these are all just rumours, but, if Liverpool manage to secure the Hungarian's services for another few years, their future could be very bright.