The captain thanked the supporters who followed the team throughout the competition.
"I'd like to thank our traveling fans and everyone back home who believed in us and stood by us until the end.
We saw you, and we felt your support every step of the way," he said.
Journalist James Pearce clarified on X that Van Dijk is not leaving Anfield imminently.
"Virgil van Dijk is going nowhere," Pearce said.
Meanwhile, La Gazzetta dello Sport reported that AC Milan, under manager Ruben Amorim, maintains a long-term interest in the defender.
They "intend to return strongly next year, when his contract expires," the report stated.
Amorim is restructuring his defensive options, including evaluating current squad members like Fikayo Tomori, whose defensive ability is "certainly not his strong point."
Salah's Options and Interest
Mohamed Salah commented on his future prior to Egypt's World Cup campaign against Argentina.
"I am still assessing things," Salah said.
He indicated that definitive decisions would follow the conclusion of his international duties.
"I have time now. I am going to the World Cup and then everything will become clear," he added.
Journalist Fabrizio Romano detailed ongoing international interest in the Egyptian free agent via his YouTube channel.
"He has the possibility from Saudi [Arabia] because in Saudi they always wanted Mo Salah.
Already [for] two or three years, Mo Salah has been a top target," Romano said.
Romano added that North American franchises have also initiated contact to explore potential terms.
