Dominik Szoboszlai’s future at Liverpool has come under the spotlight amid reports from Europe suggesting Real Madrid and Manchester City are monitoring the Hungarian midfielder’s situation.

However, sources close to the club have told Flashscore there is no cause for concern among Liverpool fans, with discussions already underway over a new contract for the 25-year-old.

Szoboszlai, who joined from RB Leipzig in 2023, has been one of Liverpool’s standout performers this season. Amid a period of transition, he has thrived where several new signings have struggled to find consistency. The midfielder is said to be enjoying the responsibility placed on his shoulders under the current setup.

Currently earning around £120,000 per week, Szoboszlai’s five-year contract is approaching its halfway point. Liverpool are reportedly open to offering improved terms to reflect his growing influence and importance to the squad.

Despite speculation linking him with moves to Madrid and City, no formal approaches have been made by either club. Liverpool insiders accept that interest from Europe’s elite is inevitable given Szoboszlai’s rising profile but maintain that a transfer is not on the agenda.

As Szoboszlai’s reputation continues to grow, so too does his market value. His current salary sits below that of some newer high-profile arrivals — such as Florian Wirtz and Hugo Ekitike — who are believed to earn closer to £200,000 per week.

Negotiations with Szoboszlai’s representatives are expected to progress steadily over the coming months, with optimism on all sides that a new long-term agreement will be reached.

Liverpool remain adamant they have no intention of parting with one of their most influential players, emphasizing that the club’s strategy is focused on building a super-squad, not losing key talents.