Liverpool Reportedly Certain to Offer Mohamed Salah New Deal

An extended contract is likely to be on the table for Salah,
who’s current deal runs through the summer of 2023.

Following suggestions of unhappiness or tension between Mohamed
Salah and Liverpool, and with a potential summer move to Real Madrid or Barcelona proposed by the rumour
mongers, it was always likely we’d always get some kind of a
response from the club.

Unsurprisingly, the unofficial response via club-connected
journalists is that everyone remains more than happy with the
Egyptian international’s efforts—and that perhaps more
interestingly and importantly, a new deal is likely to be on the
table in the near future.

That’s the story from Goal’s Neil Jones, who says the club are certain to
offer Salah an extended and improved deal on his current contract,
which sees the 28-year-old on around £200k per week and that runs
two more full seasons through the summer of 2023.

For Salah’s part, given the player turns 29 next summer, it’s
likely his next deal—be it with the Reds or another club—will be
his last big one. As such, it’s easy to imagine why we might be
hearing talk of Salah’s eye wandering to the likes of Madrid and
Barcelona.

Liverpool, though, will certainly understand that Salah will be
looking for his last big deal—and so if a new contract is in fact
certain to be offered to Salah, it would be difficult to imagine
the club intending to play hardball with him over wage or
duration.