The captain of Liverpool, Virgil Van Dijk, was seen in a deep conversation with two PSG bosses after the reds were eliminated from the Champions League by the French outfit.
Van Dijk, 33, played the full 120 minutes of the crash of the second stage on Tuesday night, with the Arne Slot team losing 1-0 at night to make sure that the draw of the last 16 ended 1-1 in aggregate and went to a criminal shooting.
However, Gianluigi Donnarumma saved the penalties of Darwin Núñez and Curtis Jones, while PSG scored the four kicks on Luis Enrique's side advanced to the quarterfinals.
And, less than an hour after the game was over, Van Dijk was seen in a conversation with the president of the PSG, Nasser al-Khelaifi, and sports director Luis Campos in the Anfield tunnel.
It occurs in the midst of significant speculation about the future of the Dutch defender since Van Dijk has not yet signed an extension of his contract even though he will expire at the end of the season.
Van Dijk is one of the three stars of Liverpool whose future is still uncertain, with Trent Alexander-Arnold and Mohamed Salah also in the last months of their agreements.
Virgil Van Dijk was seen in a conversation with the bosses of the PSG Nasser al-Khelaifi and Luis Campos after Liverpool was eliminated from the Champions League by PSG on Tuesday night
The match was filmed in the Anfield tunnel less than an hour after full -time whistle
Al-Khelaifi and Campos are two main power runners in the PSG and European football
The 33 -year -old has remained tight in his future, although it has been widely informed that it is likely to stay in Anfield and sign a new contract.
There is no suggestion that it has been linked to the PSG, which has been promoted with an interest in Salah in recent times, while Alexander-Arnold has fans at Real Madrid.
However, this did not prevent some supporters of the Reds from worrying when one said: 'Oh. That is simply beautiful, right? 'In relation to the video.
Another added: “Great thanks for this, what beautiful to see.”
A more annoying fan intervened with: “As the loss was not bad enough.”
Meanwhile, the discussions in the Anfield tunnel, which seemed to be cordial, occurred less than a week after Van Dijk faced fields in part -time of the first game between the two teams.
The controversy had emerged when Ibrahima Konate escaped from a red card after a clumsy challenge in Bradley Barcola in the first half, something that an outraged PSG had left.
During the interval, Campos was enraged before the referee's decision not to show the Konate reds a red letter and, still outraged, begged their case when the players returned to the locker room.
The footage left some fans of the worried reds when Van Dijk is getting closer and more at the end of his contract.
The match came less than a week after Van Dijk faced fields due to the lack of sending of Ibrahima Konate in the first leg of the last tie when he pushed Bradley Barcola
However, Van Dijk seemed to disagree with the passionate appeal and replied with a scathing mockery.
“It is not Ligue 1 here, brother,” you could hear the Dutchman saying over the bridge of the voices attracted to the shock.
Otherwise, speaking Tuesday after the Liverpool departure from the Champions League, Van Dijk tried to remain optimistic.
“It was a great very intense football game,” he said. 'I think it was obviously a totally different Liverpool than we showed in Paris, but unfortunately we are in sanctions and that is reality.
'I think that in the first half we create dangerous moments (as well as in the second half) and obviously you know that they also have the quality of creating them. Finally it is reduced to sanctions and unfortunately we lost.
'It is part of football. I told the boys: “Obviously, you can be disappointed because we are out of the competition, but it is on your chin and prepare for the next challenge.” It is beautiful the weekend, so let's go again.