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What a Week: Salah Signs New Deal, Van Dijk Next, Arsenal Slip Again, and We Can Go 13 Points Clear

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Last updated: April 13, 2025 12:32 pm
Godson Published April 13, 2025
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Football never fails to deliver drama, passion, and headlines that leave fans talking long after the final whistle. But even by its own wild standards, this past week has been nothing short of electrifying. From key contract developments at Liverpool to Arsenal’s title stumble, and the looming chance to stretch a lead to 13 points, it’s been a whirlwind. Let’s dive into a week that shook the Premier League landscape.

First and foremost, Anfield is buzzing with joy and relief. Mohamed Salah, the Egyptian King, has finally signed a new contract with Liverpool. After months of speculation, ranging from potential moves to Saudi Arabia and whispers of a final big-money contract elsewhere, Salah has put pen to paper, recommitting his future to the club where he has become a legend.

The new deal, reportedly keeping him at Liverpool until 2027, signifies more than just a contract renewal—it’s a statement. It’s a message from the club that they’re not ready to let go of their top-tier talent. Salah, who has been one of the Premier League’s most consistent performers for years, remains at the heart of Jürgen Klopp’s project.

But the good news doesn’t stop there for Liverpool fans. While Salah’s signature was monumental, another pillar of the Reds’ era of dominance looks set to follow suit. Virgil van Dijk, the imperious Dutch defender and captain, is expected to sign a new deal in the coming days. According to sources close to the club, Van Dijk’s extension will keep him at Liverpool well into the twilight of his career.

Having Van Dijk and Salah both locked in sends a strong signal to rivals. Despite whispers of decline and transition, Liverpool are building for the future while safeguarding their present. These renewals offer stability, leadership, and quality—three elements that make title challenges sustainable.

Elsewhere in the title race, it’s been a frustrating week for Arsenal fans. Mikel Arteta’s side dropped points again, drawing 2-2 in a match they were widely expected to win. The Gunners have now stumbled in back-to-back games, and questions are beginning to resurface about whether they have the steel to go the distance.

For a team that started the season with such verve, these recent slip-ups are threatening to undo the early momentum. Injuries have played a part, sure. But the lack of ruthlessness in front of goal and defensive lapses have become a worrying trend. Against title-hungry rivals, these dropped points could be costly.

And here lies the biggest twist of the week—we can go 13 points clear today. That’s right. With Arsenal faltering and other rivals stuck in inconsistency, a win today for our side would mean stretching a commanding lead at the summit. Thirteen points in April is massive. It’s not just a cushion—it’s a chasm.

The psychological blow to the chasing pack would be monumental. A 13-point lead with less than two months to go in the campaign transforms every remaining fixture into a formality—assuming we maintain focus. It’s not just about winning the league anymore. It’s about how early we can secure it and how dominant we can look doing it.

From a tactical point of view, the timing couldn’t be better. Our squad is healthy, confidence is high, and key players are hitting form. The chemistry on the pitch is undeniable. Every line of the team looks in sync, and there’s a quiet sense of belief that this could be one of the club’s most historic seasons.

But make no mistake: this week has done more than just widen the table. It’s reminded the world of football’s emotional spectrum. Joy, relief, pressure, disappointment—it’s all been packed into seven days. From the boardroom at Liverpool to the touchline at the Emirates, the highs and lows have been extreme.

For Jürgen Klopp, this must feel like validation. Amid doubts and whispers that the cycle was ending, Liverpool have roared back with intent. Salah’s contract was a masterstroke. Van Dijk’s expected announcement will only add fuel to that momentum. There’s a sense of rejuvenation, a second wind under the German manager.

Arsenal, on the other hand, are facing a test of character. It’s easy to play free-flowing football when you’re ahead. But when you’re chasing and dropping points, the real questions start. Arteta has worked wonders in building a young, vibrant team—but champions are made in April and May, not August and September.

As for the fans, this week has been one for the memory books. The debates, the celebrations, the frustration—it’s why we love this sport. Whether you’re cheering at Anfield or shouting from the North Bank, this week has had something for everyone.

With a chance to go 13 points clear, today’s match could be the most important one yet. Win it, and the title isn’t just in sight—it’s practically wrapped in red ribbons. Lose it, and suddenly, hope flickers back to those chasing behind.

Whatever happens, one thing is certain—what a week it’s been.

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