Virgil van Dijk

With two months remaining of the Jurgen Klopp era, where do Liverpool stand in their pursuit of two more trophies this season?

For a few seconds at Anfield, everyone held their breath as two brilliant players were left alone head-to-head

It was the captain who inspired Liverpool's Wembley triumph, but this was a side who leant on academy graduates to prevail against Chelsea

LIverpool's star trio are all in the last 18 months of their contracts, so what could their futures hold?

With Liverpool fighting on four fronts, it would be prudent to switch things up for the FA Cup game and hand some players a break

From worst to best, we rate every major signing made since the German arrived at Anfield in October 2015

If United are to upset the odds at Anfield today, they'll need new leaders to emerge - and that is a tough ask

A player who has worked tirelessly to return to his pre-injury levels still struggles to win over his critics at home

Joel Matip and Virgil van Dijk are not just vital defensively - they are a springboard for the team's attacks

The defender has taken on extra responsibility as captain this season. It appears to be suiting him and his team

Does shouting at the official really justify lengthening the Liverpool captain's ban given that such incidents occur in almost every game?

What it takes to persuade a superstar to join – how to get a deal over the line

Virgil van Dijk believes Liverpool attacker Mohamed Salah doesn’t get the wider credit his record-breaking exploits deserve. The Egyptian moved level with Robbie Fowler, joint sixth on the club’s all-time list of scorers with 183 goals, when he turned home what proved to be the winner in Saturday’s 3-2 victory over Nottingham Forest. Salah has reached that total in just 298 matches – 71 fewer appearances than Kop icon Fowler. He now boasts 27 goals in all competitions this season and has also provided 11 assists for Jurgen Klopp’s side. “Mo will definitely be seen as a legend.

Van Dijk is set to return against Arsenal after enduring a difficult season in Liverpool’s defence. But is it wrong to single him out?

Liverpool showed signs of improvement against Everton on Monday and the return of Virgil van Dijk is another step in the right direction

Virgil van Dijk insists his Netherlands team-mates are focused on Argentina’s collective threat rather than just stopping Lionel Messi. The sides meet in a World Cup quarter-final on Friday evening, with a last-four spot against Brazil or Croatia at stake. Messi, who has said this will likely...

Struggled at Burnley, almost quit to be a policeman, unwanted by Manchester United - the Dutch team haven't all had it easy

Breaking down the opening Dutch goal against he U.S., which was a lesson in passing and patience involving all 11 players