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Disappointed Mohamed Salah could be willing to agree to a one-year contract extension at Liverpool but is still waiting for an opening at the club, according to reports.
The psychdrama surrounding Salah’s contract, which expires in 2025, has played out in the back four months of the campaign. Liverpool – and the player – has not been confused about the deal based on his performance, but Salah’s hatred of the media has become more apparent in recent weeks.
When a The 32-year-old announced His team’s recent victory against the defending Premier League champions as “the last City game I play for Liverpool”, was just the latest in a flurry of verbal abuse. Salah described himself as “more than that” after scoring twice in a 3-2 win against Southampton in November and has said sent private social media messages.
Reports as of last month he said Liverpool’s representatives and Salah’s were “at a distance” in negotiations over a new contract. The Athletic he has now revealed that the Egypt international has agreed to a one-year extension to his terms.
Salah he became the highest-paid player in Liverpool’s history when he was offered a starting salary of £350,000 a week in 2022. Performance-related bonuses and sponsorship deals will be in place, the player’s main sponsor. to be revealed that his client earns more than £1m a week.
However, less than a month until January transfer As the window opens, Liverpool have to make an offer to the agent who is about to be free. Salah, as he has made clear through his public outbursts, is furious with the club’s attitude.
Paris Saint-Germain is out if interested should Salah be available on a free transfer this summer, right Barcelona have been linked again. The former Roma international, who arrived on Merseyside in 2017, is expected to prioritize an extension at Liverpool, but will be allowed to hold talks with foreign clubs with a view to signing a contract ahead of the January 1 deadline.
Liverpool’s talks with Salah – or lack thereof – could hinge on the uncertain futures of Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold. The first-team defender also expires in 2025 and would still be part of the talks with the club over any deal.
