Antoine Semenyo has already shared exactly what he thinks of Virgil van Dijk amid Liverpool links

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However, it’s not only their attack that’s impressive, as even though he may be 33 years old, Virgil van Dijk is still widely regarded as the best centre-back in the world. Photo by Robin Jones/Getty ImagesThe Dutchman has been the Reds’ rock for as long as many can remember, and without him, it’s unclear how much worse off Liverpool would actually be.

Antoine Semenyo has already said that Virgil van Dijk is the toughest defender he’s ever facedAntoine Semenyo has been dominating the headlines recently for all the right reasons. “Hardest defender I’d say, Virgil van Dijk,” Semenyo said.“That year I signed [for Bournemouth] we beat them 2-0 and I came on in that game, I remember running behind and all I could hear was this man’s footsteps, dum, dum, dum, chasing me [down].“I’m thinking hmmm, this guy’s fast, like he’s 6’5 and he is fast, like he’s got presence, you can hear him coming.”Antoine Semenyo’s transfer would help solve a lot of Liverpool’s current issuesAt the moment, one of the main things that Liverpool are lacking is creativity.Wirtz was expected to be the man to step in and take over from Trent Alexander-Arnold, but, in reality, he’s still not adjusted to Premier League football.

The former Bristol City man’s favoured position is right wing, but with the form that Salah has been in, at the moment, it’d feel like the Reds were upgrading. Here’s hoping that Liverpool hold off buying anyone in January so that they can throw everything they have at Semenyo in the summer.