Egypt Daily News – Liverpool’s negotiations with Mohamed Salah to renew his contract are still ongoing, but there appears to be a gap in contractual matters.
Salah’s contract with Liverpool expires at the end of the current season, and he can move to any team for free at the beginning of next season and sign for any club in January.
The Times newspaper revealed that negotiations between Liverpool and Mohamed Salah are ongoing, but there is a contractual gap between the two parties. The report indicated that Salah is insisting on continuing to receive 350,000 pounds sterling per week.
The report explained that there is no indication that Salah is ready to give up the opportunity to compete in strong leagues, but the Saudi League may wait to see what his negotiations with Liverpool reach.
A few days ago, English reports revealed what was going through Liverpool FC’s mind regarding Egyptian international star Mohamed Salah. According to the English website Football Insider, Liverpool is not concerned about reports that Salah has agreed to move to a Saudi club.
The same reports indicated that the Reds believe that extending the contract is Mohamed Salah’s first option.
Some reports linked Salah to moving to the Saudi Al Hilal to lead them in the 2025 Club World Cup.
Meanwhile, the Spanish newspaper Sport reported that Salah is among Barcelona’s plans to include him next summer.
Liverpool is currently seeking to renew Salah’s contract, wanting to keep the player with Trent Alexander-Arnold and Virgil Van Dijk.
Salah’s tally of goals this season reached 10 goals.
The former Basel star began his eighth season with Liverpool, which he joined from Roma in the summer of 2017.
In 366 matches in which he participated with Liverpool in various competitions, Salah scored 221 goals and assisted 97 goals.
He won 8 titles with the team, the 2019 Champions League, the European Super Cup and the Club World Cup in the same year, then the English Premier League in the 2019-2020 season, the League Cup twice, the FA Cup and the Charity Shield in 2022.
