When asked about the best player he's played with at Liverpool, Virgil van Dijk told Pitch Side, "I would say at Liverpool it's Bobby Firmino."
"But also knowing how difficult it is to play against him as a defender because he drops deep."
"I can say him, but now it's Mo Salah, Sadio Mane, and Thiago." It's been fun playing with these guys."
Van Dijk has gotten along well with Firmino since arriving at Anfield in 2018 and appears to respect the Brazilian forward's abilities.Bobby's current contract with Liverpool expires in the summer, but the club is in talks about possibly renewing it.
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Man Utd owners the Glazers ‘to finally explore sale’ after 17 years
According to reports, Manchester United is about to announce that its American owners, the Glazers, are carefully assessing the club's future as they finally consider a sale. The news will be welcomed by Red Devils fans, who have long campaigned to kick the billionaire family out of their club after 17 years of turmoil.United have undoubtedly declined under the Glazers, and their reign has been dominated by fan protests and frustrating decline on the field since Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement in 2013.
But there is finally light at the end of the tunnel for the club's fans, who are desperate for change in order to return to their former glory.
According to Sky News, the Glazers have no plans to formally announce their intention to 'examine potential sources of outside investment.'
This could lead to United being put up for sale, following in the footsteps of Premier League rivals Chelsea (sold earlier this year) and Liverpool.According to Sky, United's current owners have instructed investment bankers to provide advice on the process, which could now include a full or partial sale.
It is expected that a statement clarifying the situation will be issued by the Glazer family or United in due course.
United have not won the Premier League since the 2012/13 season, when Sir Alex Ferguson left Old Trafford and was replaced by David Moyes.Following Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement in 2013, their reign has been dominated by fan protests and an undeniable decline in performance on the field of play.
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