The Telegraph: Liverpool are still losing £594 million a year, and signing Salah and other three will likely worsen their finances(qingqing)

On November 22, for why Liverpool has been slow to renew negotiations with Salah, Van Dijk and Arnold, the Telegraph conducted an analysis, Liverpool's current annual income of 594 million pounds is still in a state of loss, if the renewal of three players may continue to worsen the financial situation.

Since the inception of the Premier League, Liverpool's home ticket prices have increased by 873%, but the cheapest ticket is only £39, which is lower than many Premier League teams, and the recent 2% increase in Liverpool's ticket prices does nothing to solve the financial problem.

According to statistics, Liverpool's current annual income reaches 594 million pounds, but Liverpool has a loss of 9 million pounds, and the new broadcast rights allocation will not start from 2025-26 season, Liverpool has no other way to solve the financial problem.

And you know, Salah, van Dijk if these players renew, the annual salary will rise to 20 million pounds, with these players to renew, when the renewal of 20-25 years old young players and Mesozoic players contract, Liverpool also need to improve their treatment, and where is the money?

Of course, the knock-on effect is that Salah and Van Dijk are currently performing very well, but after two years, no one can guarantee that they will continue their current status, in the case of a lack of money, which makes Liverpool in the renewal of the matter can not make up their mind.