Mohamed Salah: Liverpool set deadline for contract talks
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Liverpool are reportedly planning talks with Mohamed Salah (Credit: Imago)

Mohamed Salah: Liverpool set deadline for contract talks

Seye Omidiora 05:13 - 06.09.2024

The Reds are reportedly working to secure a new contract for their star forward and have set a negotiation deadline.

Liverpool are determined to secure a new contract with Mohamed Salah before the start of the new year, as per Football Insider

Salah’s uncertain Liverpool future

Despite entering his eighth season at Anfield, Salah remains an integral part of the Liverpool squad. His recent performance in the 3-0 victory over Manchester United, where he contributed a goal and two assists, further highlights his importance to the team.

Mohamed Salah
Mohamed Salah was dominant against Manchester United || Image credit: Imago

However, he suggested it could be his final year at Anfield after the game, pointing to the absence of talks with the club.

While Salah's future at Liverpool has been a subject of speculation, with links to the Saudi Pro League and concerns about his contract expiration, further reports suggest that he is open to extending his stay at Anfield. 

Liverpool’s Salah plan

Liverpool are eager to avoid any unwanted scenarios and aim to finalise a new contract with Salah before the January transfer window.

Mohamed Salah
Liverpool want Mohamed Salah to stay (Credit: Imago)

The club's hierarchy are keen to initiate contract negotiations in the near future, with the goal of reaching an agreement by the end of the year. 

Liverpool are aware of the potential risks if the Egyptian’s contract situation remains unresolved into the new year, as he could then begin negotiating with other clubs.

Both Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold, Salah's teammates, are also facing similar contract uncertainties and could explore options elsewhere if they fail to agree new deals by the end of 2024.

What comes next?

Salah should return to Premier League action when Liverpool host Nottingham Forest on September 14.