Scorer against Manchester City this Sunday during the Premier League clash (2-0), Mohamed Salah once again sowed doubt regarding his future with Liverpool, by releasing a fairly evasive sentence.
Is Mohamed Salah playing his last months with Liverpool? At the end of his contract next June, the Egyptian international (32 years old) assures that he has still not received an extension offer from the leaders of the Reds. The previous weekend, the latter did not hesitate to show his spleen in the face of this situation. “It's almost December and I haven't received any offers to stay at the club yet. I'm probably closer to leaving than staying,” he said after his double against Southampton.
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“We’ll see what happens.”
This Sunday, the Egyptian striker threw a new chill on Reds supporters, suggesting that he could well leave the banks of the Mersey at the end of the season. “It was in my head that, until now, it was maybe the last game against Manchester City that I played for Liverpool (at Anfield), so I'm going to enjoy it. The atmosphere was incredible, so I'm going to enjoy every second here and if we just win the championship, we'll see what happens,” Salah said on the microphone of https://twitter.com/SkySportsPL/status/1863285163012006251.
Arriving at Liverpool in 2017, the former Roma and Chelsea player has scored 223 goals in 368 matches (all competitions combined). This season, Mo Salah has already reached 13 goals and 11 assists in 20 matches (Premier League, Champions League and League Cup).
