The winter transfer window has just opened, but many clubs risk quickly looking into the summer transfer window, and for good reason. Egyptian international Mohamed Salah, Liverpool's strong man since 2017 and in very good form since the start of the season, announced Friday Sky Sports that he will leave the Mersey club at the end of the season.
“These are my last six months (in Liverpool, editor’s note). There has been no progress (in the negotiations, editor's note), and we are very far from it,” said the former Basel and Fiorentina player, whose CV risks attracting a good number of European big names in the coming months.
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Salah swears by the Premier League title
Top scorer in the Premier League (17 goals scored), the 32-year-old striker is no stranger to the great start to the season for Liverpool, leader of the English championship and at the top of the league phase in the Champions League.
And the Egyptian does not intend to put aside his end of season with the Reds to concentrate on his future. “At the top of my wish list is a Premier League title with Liverpool,” said the native of Lagrig (Egypt). “We didn't have the opportunity to celebrate our last title (won in 2020, during the Covid-19 pandemic) as we wanted… And then it's my last year at the club, so I obviously want to do something strong for the city. »
Still on the subject of his ambitions with the Arne Slot-led team, Mohamed Salah explained that “this team needs a trophy”, especially as many other players could leave the northern England club this summer, like Trent Alexander-Arnold, Andy Robertson and Virgil van Dijk.
