Similar to Virgil van Dijk, Mohamed Salah has not informed Liverpool of his plans to transfer.
This summer, Mohamed Salah will begin the last year of his deal with Liverpool. Richard Hughes and the new manager, Arne Slot, will have to make a significant choice. Liverpool Share Bookmark Mohamed Salah of Liverpool celebrates with teammate Virgil van Dijk after scoring the first goal against Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield in the Premier League. This summer, Virgil van Dijk and Mohamed Salah will both begin their final year of contracts at Liverpool. (Photo credit: Getty Images) Register to have the best LFC opinion sent straight to your email. Put in your email here. Become a Newsletter Subscriber By signing up, you allow us to better understand you and deliver material in ways you have consented to. Based on our information, this might contain advertisements from us and outside parties.
However, there are concerns over his future because his contract is set to expire the next year and Saudi Arabia is expected to show interest again in the summer. Last week, The Athletic revealed that Liverpool is preparing for the upcoming season with Salah in tow. Bogdán acknowledges that he believes Salah will depart in the coming months, though. The goalie, who was at Anfield when Klopp took over as manager, likened the forward’s circumstances to those of Virgil van Dijk, who will also be entering his last year of contract at the end of the current campaign. In terms of goal contributions, Mo Salah is their most effective player this season, therefore the situation is intriguing, Bogdán exclusively told Ladbrokes Fanzone.
Salah, a remarkable player known for his dazzling performances, might be nearing a departure from the club this summer, considering his contract situation and recent indications. While there’s uncertainty about his intentions, unlike players like Virgil van Dijk who express their commitment, Salah hasn’t shown the same level of assurance about staying. There’s speculation that selling him now, while he’s still at his peak and with one year left on his contract, could fetch a lucrative sum. At his age, early thirties, it’s a pivotal moment for him to consider a move to other top European leagues like La Liga or Ligue 1, rather than waiting until he’s older. The decision on Salah’s future will likely be a priority for the new manager, with considerations about potential replacements and the impact on the team’s dynamics. While various outcomes are possible, including Salah signing a new deal before being sold later, it’s probable that Liverpool will seek a replacement if he departs, given his importance to the team.