Liverpool and the Netherlands Captain Virgil van Dijk could be set to move to Major League Soccer (MLS) this summerterminates its decade long Premier League career, according to The team. With its contract that expires together with Mohamed Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold, Van Dijk is reportedly considering an MLS movement, attracted by American culture.
This follows one Report from the Saudi Pro League page Al-Hilal which reportedly made an offer of EUR 20 million. He has won several major trophies with Liverpool, including the Premier League title and the Champions League.
Van Dijk’s potential features may not be an isolated incident. Manchester City Captain Kevin de Bruynewhose contract also expires, has been linked to San Diego FC.
Atletico Madrid’s Antoine Griezmann, long rumored to consider an MLS movement, could join Los Angeles FCReunited with former France’s teammates Hugo Lloris and Olivier Giroud. Griezmann’s decision on a move will be made in March, according to reports.
Griezmann’s potential transition to LAFC and long -term plan
Griezmann’s potential transition to LAFC would highlight the culmination on a long -term desire to end his career in America. He expressed previous admiration for American sports culture and the relative anonymity he could enjoy in the United States
This follows similar expressions of interest from other players regarding a possible move to MLS. Player’s statements highlight his interest in exploring the ability to play in America. The prospect of joining Lloris and Giroud can influence his decision.
Paul Pogbas MLS options
World Cup Paul Pogba, currently a free agent and recently cleared for a baptism ban, is another European star that is potentially on its way to MLS. After visiting BMO Stadium and talking to David Beckham, a transition to Inter Miami is an opportunity.
However, Pogba’s desire to increase their chances of making France’s World Cup 2026 Squad can lead him to prioritize a European club, making an MLS transfer unlikely. The player’s decision can be affected by his desire to secure a place in the World Cup squad, which can be more challenging to play in MLS. This means that he may prefer to play in Europe to maximize his chances of being picked.
