Mohamed Salah: Is the last home game for the Reds ahead?

Mohamed Salah: Is the last home game for the Reds ahead?

In the past few days, the rumors surrounding Mohamed Salah, the superstar of Liverpool. His contract will expire in the coming summer, and an agreement on an extension of the contract is still pending, which makes the situation extremely tense for the Egyptian striker. In view of the interest of well-known European clubs, including Paris Saint-Germain, club-owned Nasser Al-Khelaifi emphasized that Salah has never been considered: "It is not true. He is a fantastic player, but we never took him into account," said Al-Khelaifi to Sky. This ambiguity about the contract negotiations not only ensures speculation, but also resentment at Salah itself.

frustration on contract negotiations

Mohamed Salah has clearly signaled that he would be open to a one -year contract offer from Liverpool, but the sluggish negotiations frustrate him. "To be honest, it was in my head that I was probably playing my last home game for Liverpool against City today. It was incredible," said Salah, noting that he enjoys the time at Liverpool, but also think about the future. The conversations about an extension of the contract are positive, but are long in coming: "I'm probably more out of it than in it," said Salah after the victory against Southampton, in which he shone again. On Sunday he scored another goal and prepared the first for Cody Gakpo, which Liverpool brought to a comfortable lead in the title race.

The football world is watching intently, while Salah could change free of charge at the end of the season, as he could sign a preliminary contract with another club from January 1. Although Salah has so far not negotiated with other clubs, this could change with the approaching end of the contract, which Liverpool puts considerable pressure to make a decision. Salah is one of the best players in the world and is determined to be treated according to his performance and status. He has the desire to win both the Premier League and the Champions League this season. In view of his outstanding record of 224 goals and 100 assists since 2017, the question arises whether Liverpool is using the chance to bind one of their most valuable players in the long term.