‘If Lovren can get 100, then Can also Can’ – Liverpool fans react to defender getting contract before Emre Can on social media
Liverpool defender Dejan Lovren signed a new four-year contract worth around £100,000 per week today according to the Liverpool Echo.
The Reds have the option to extend the deal by additional 12 months which could see Lovren stay at Anfield until 2022.
Lovren became the latest Liverpool player to sign a new deal but the fact that the defender got a new contract before Emre Can sparked some controversy on Twitter.
Can will have just 12 months remaining on his contract at the end of the season but has yet to sign an extension.
The Reds could face the prospect of losing Can if an agreement is not reach this summer.
We took a look at how Liverpool fans reacted to Lovren signing a new deal before Can on Twitter.
The general feeling seemed to be that if Lovren deserves £100,000 per-week, so does Can.
Philippe Coutinho ➡️ £150,000 a week
Adam Lallana ➡️ £110,000 a week
Dejan Lovren ➡️ £100,000 a weekHow much can Emre Can ask for? ? #LFC pic.twitter.com/2is40GWxvx
— Jack Lusby (@jacklusby_) April 28, 2017
Quite a few Liverpool fans could not understand how Lovren was given a new bumper deal while uncertainty of Can’s future remains.
@jacklusby_ If Lovren can get 100, then Can also can. #nopunintended
— PAN (@PANandonly) April 28, 2017
Meanwhile, Emre Can is still waiting on a new deal. Tinpot from LFC https://t.co/29ByvuHUBh
— John O’Sullivan (@NotoriousJOS) April 28, 2017
Can Emre Can get his contract now?
— – (@AnfieldRd96) April 28, 2017
We can happily pay Lovren £100k a week but can’t match the demands of Emre Can? Baffling
— FirmLFC (@FirmLFC) April 28, 2017
I find it genuinely unbelievable we’ll pay Lovren nearly £100k p/w yet we won’t pay Emre Can a similar amount.
— LFC Fans Corner (@LFCFansCorner) April 28, 2017
A few prices were banded around.
@jacklusby_ 75k max
— LFC4LIFE (@smoothsadio) April 28, 2017
@jacklusby_ 105
— conrad tierney (@exstadium) April 28, 2017
@jacklusby_ 120k and there shouldn’t be any arguments
— Jay Reid (@jayreid1987) April 28, 2017
@jacklusby_ 300 pound max. Until he can mark a man, pass the ball, stop shitting out of challenges and learns to not have 10 touches
— john mac (@mcelhoney) April 28, 2017
@jacklusby_ £150,001
— Ibrahim keysane (@keysane4) April 28, 2017
@jacklusby_ 20 quid and a caramac if he behaves in training @mamadousakho
— Bald (@BaldStoneIsland) April 28, 2017
