Virgil Van Dijk has warmed fans of Liverpool with a message of benefit and safety.

Liverpool’s chances of securing their first Premier League silverware since 30 years seems to be on rocks following the recent pandemic coronavirus outbreak, which has forced sporting activities to be shut down across the globe.

The Dutchman and his teammates felt a frustrating season after Liverpool disappointedly failed to defend their Champions League trophy following their 4-2 on aggregate loss to Atletico in the knockout stages of the competition.  

Liverpool have only dropped five points this season; a 3-1 loss against Watford in the second half of the season and an Old Trafford draw.

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Had games not been cancelled due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the Anfield club might have already clinched the league title if a potential Burnley win at Manchester City had been followed up with a away triumph during the Merseyside derby at Goodison Park.

Although a section of Red fans fears, the season might be void due to the uncertainty of when the dreadful disease will fade yet Virgil Van Dijk is optimistic that there will be a continuity therefore, his social media tweet is assuring fans to stay safe until all is healthy.

“I just wanted to send a message to say I hope everyone is doing OK in these difficult times,” he wrote.

“We must all look after each other in what is tough circumstances for everyone across the whole world. Please stay safe. We will be back! You’ll Never Walk Alone,” he added.