Frank Christian
Mohamed Salah is among three vital players at Liverpool who can start discussions with other teams and potentially sign contracts for the 2025/26 season beginning January 1.
He has revealed in statements shared on Monday that no proposal for a contract extension has been made by the club, increasing the chances of his departure from Anfield after this season.
Salah, along with Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold, are crucial figures that Liverpool supporters hope will commit to the club beyond the current season.
Despite expressing his desire to remain with the team due to the strong bond he shares with the fans, Salah stated that he has not received any indication of a new contract from the club’s management.
“As we approach December, I still haven’t received any offers to extend my stay here, which makes me feel like I’m more likely to leave,” Salah mentioned in quotes originally reported by Liverpool Echo.
“I’ve been with the club for several years now; there’s no place like it. However, the final decision isn’t mine to make.
“As I mentioned, we are nearing December, and there has been no word about my future.
“I have a strong connection with the fans, and they support me. But ultimately, the decision lies outside our hands. It’s disappointing that there hasn’t been any offer so far.”
“I’m not nearing retirement, so I will continue to focus on the season, aiming to win the Premier League and ideally the Champions League as well. It’s disappointing, but we will see.”
“I maintain a professional attitude. My work ethic is evident. I strive to enjoy my football and will keep performing at the highest level for as long as possible.”
“I am dedicated to giving my all for myself and the club. We’ll just have to wait and see what unfolds.”
It remains unclear whether the club is strategically waiting to present an offer, if Salah’s comments are part of ongoing negotiations, or if there are other factors at play.
This uncertainty will likely leave a lingering concern for Liverpool fans, who are currently relishing the team’s good performance, until a resolution is reached.
