Author of a huge start to the season and scorer again on Sunday against Manchester City, Mohamed Salah arrives at the end of his contract at Liverpool in June and his name is once again associated with PSG in recent hours. A rumor to be wary of.
After beating Real Madrid in the Champions League, Liverpool won 2-0 against Manchester City and is at the top of the Premier League, nine points ahead of their London runners-up Arsenal and Chelsea. If everything is going well at Anfield, the contractual situation of Mohamed Salah, at the end of his contract in June, is starting to become a subject on the banks of the Mersey.
The 32-year-old Egyptian winger, already the author of 13 goals and 11 assists this season, has been making media appearances for several weeks to remind us that he is at the end of his contract this summer and that his managers still have nothing for him. proposed at the moment. Last night, he declared that it might be his last match against City at Anfield.
“It’s almost December and I haven’t received any offers to stay yet”
Last week, after his double at Southampton, Salah was more direct: “It’s almost December and I haven’t received any offers to stay at the club yet. I'm probably more about leaving the club than being in it. You know I have been at this club for many years. There is no other club like this. But at the end of the day, it's not up to me. As I said before, it's December and I haven't received anything regarding my future yet. »
In today's edition, L'Equipe recalls that PSG has often been interested in Mohamed Salah in the past. And at a time when the club is looking to recruit a winger, the Egyptian seems to be an incredible market opportunity to seize with a view to next summer. “The two sides have been talking for a long time now. Except this time, Mohamed Salah opened the door. There is now a good chance that he will end up at Paris-Saint-Germain”even slipped a connoisseur of the file to the newspaper.
PSG denies discussing with Salah
But contacted by the sports daily, PSG categorically denied it. Parisian decision-makers even suspect the Egyptian and his entourage of using PSG to put pressure on Liverpool leaders in order to sign a new contract. If ever Salah were to leave the next Reds free, it cannot be ruled out that PSG will test the waters and try their luck.
The Egyptian is a world star and the club has changed strategy on this point, but the Egyptian is more than ever a collective player who would undeniably bring a huge boost of talent to this PSG team. Salah also has the advantage of knowing Nasser Al-Khelaïfi well and has until now not been sensitive to the sirens of Saudi Arabia. Between Salah and PSG, it’s the year or never.
