Salah fuels uncertainty: “It’s not up to me”

No one questioned the continuation of Mohamed Salah to Liverpool in the recently concluded summer transfer market, but the 32-year-old’s future will be up for debate in the coming months as his contract expires on June 30, 2025.

“No one has spoken to me about a contract yet,” he said today. wrong on Sky Sports after helping with a goal and two assists in Luis Diaz in Liverpool’s unassailable victory over Manchester United at Old Trafford (0-3).

Good start to the season

Some words that raise uncertainty about his future at Anfield for a player who has become a ‘red’ legend since his arrival in 2017 with seven titles won and 214 goals scored. Despite his condition, wrong The season started in style, with three goals and three assists in three days of the Premier League.

“The summer? I’ve spent a lot of time with myself, trying to think positively because, as you know, it’s my last year at the club. I just want to enjoy it,” he said. wrong. The Egyptian winger admitted that before the classic he said it was “probably the last time” he would play for Liverpool at Old Trafford because “no one is talking to me about a contract yet.”

“It doesn’t depend on me, no one talked to me at the club, let’s see,” he concluded. wrong about your situation.

The hypothesis that wrong The move to Saudi Arabia still stands after a year ago Liverpool rejected an offer of almost 180 million euros from Al Ittihad to include him. In 2022 he renewed and became the highest paid player in Liverpool’s history with more than 21 million euros per year.

Slot, enchanted

Asked about the possible removal of Salah, Arne Slottthe new manager of Liverpool after the departure of Jurgen Klopp, He appreciated that “at this moment, he is one of us and I am really happy about that, he is playing very well.” And he concluded: “I’m not talking about player contracts, but I could talk for hours about how Mo played today, are you interested?”