Dominik Szoboszlai worries Liverpool fans by admitting his future is no longer in his hands, as contract negotiations have stalled.
The future of Dominik Szoboszlai at Liverpool is becoming a major question, as the Hungarian midfielder himself admits he no longer holds decision-making power in the contract extension process.
Although his contract runs until 2028, negotiations between the two sides have nearly "frozen" during the crucial stage of the season. After the thrilling 2-1 victory over Everton, Szoboszlai candidly shared: “There hasn't been much progress, so I can't say much more. Right now, I'm just focusing on the upcoming matches.”
What worries The Kop's fans is not only the stagnation in negotiations, but also the 25-year-old midfielder's statement that seems to "give up decision-making power." He added: “I want to stay with the club long-term, but that is no longer in my hands.” This is seen as a signal that Szoboszlai's future now entirely depends on the actions of Liverpool's management.
Nevertheless, the former RB Leipzig star's affection for the Merseyside club remains unchanged. He affirms he is happy with his life here, from the playing environment to the support of the fans. His family has also settled in England, allowing the midfielder to fully dedicate himself on the pitch.
In reality, Szoboszlai remains a major bright spot in a turbulent season for Liverpool. He has contributed 12 goals and 9 assists in 48 appearances across all competitions. He was the one who delivered the decisive corner kick for Virgil van Dijk's goal in the 100th minute, securing the dramatic victory over Everton.
After some turmoil, including conflicts with fans earlier in the season, Szoboszlai is gradually restoring his image and crucial role in the squad. However, the contract issue remains a source of unease for supporters.
With Liverpool eliminated from cup competitions, the sole remaining goal is to secure a Champions League spot. Szoboszlai states the entire team will focus fully on the final stretch before considering their futures at the end of the season.