Liverpool’s star forward Mohamed Salah wouldn’t mind if he spent the remainder of his professional carrier at Anfield. But he also knows that this isn’t just his decision to make.

Salah and Liverpool have been engaged in contract negotiations for a while but have yet to find some common ground.

“If you ask me, I would love to stay until the last day of my football career. But I can’t say much about that, it’s not in my hands,” Salah said in a recent chat with Sky Sports.

Salah, who has two years left on his deal, explained that it would make him “sad” if he ever had to play against Liverpool.

“It’s hard, I don’t want to talk about it, but it would make me really sad… but let’s see what will happen in the future,” he added.

In case that Salah and Liverpool can’t agree, several clubs are waiting to make a run for the 29-year-old Egyptian. One of them is Real Madrid, who would be reportedly interested in sending Eden Hazard alongside an additional fee to Liverpool for Salah.

Salah has played 214 games and scored 137 goals with 51 assists since arriving in Liverpool from AS Roma in 2017. He helped the club win multiple trophies during that time, including the Premier League title and UEFA Champions League trophy.

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Mohamed Salah only needed 55 seconds to score in Liverpool’s 1-1 draw against FC Midtjylland on Wednesday night. This was not only the fastest goal Liverpool had ever scored in the UEFA Champions League, but it also meant that Salah is now the club’s all-time leading scorer in this particular competition.

The goal came after one of Midtjylland’s players made a mistake and sent a short ball back to his own half. Salah was ready for this and managed to get to it first, emerging alone in front of Jesper Hansen and delivering a classy finish.

Salah now has 22 goals in Liverpool’s jersey in the UCL, which was enough to surpass club legend Steven Gerrard.

“It’s a great feeling to be the top scorer for the club, it’s something I’m proud of,” said Salah in a post-game press conference. “I need to keep going with that, score more goals, make the gap bigger between me and the others! I’m trying all the time to score goals to help the team to win games.”

Despite not winning the game against Midtjylland, Liverpool finished at the top of their group in the UEFA Champions League and will move on to the knockout stage.

Mohamed Salah is currently enjoying another prolific season with Liverpool, having already scored 12 goals and dishing three assists in 18 games. He has been particularly impressive in the Premier League, scoring nine goals in just 10 games.

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Liverpool’s star forward Mohamed Salah wouldn’t mind if he spent the remainder of his professional carrier at Anfield. But he also knows that this isn’t just his decision to make.

Salah and Liverpool have been engaged in contract negotiations for a while but have yet to find some common ground.

“If you ask me, I would love to stay until the last day of my football career. But I can’t say much about that, it’s not in my hands,” Salah said in a recent chat with Sky Sports.

Salah, who has two years left on his deal, explained that it would make him “sad” if he ever had to play against Liverpool.

“It’s hard, I don’t want to talk about it, but it would make me really sad… but let’s see what will happen in the future,” he added.

In case that Salah and Liverpool can’t agree, several clubs are waiting to make a run for the 29-year-old Egyptian. One of them is Real Madrid, who would be reportedly interested in sending Eden Hazard alongside an additional fee to Liverpool for Salah.

Salah has played 214 games and scored 137 goals with 51 assists since arriving in Liverpool from AS Roma in 2017. He helped the club win multiple trophies during that time, including the Premier League title and UEFA Champions League trophy.

The post Mohamed Salah Says Liverpool Future Not In His Hands appeared first on SportzBonanza.

Mohamed Salah only needed 55 seconds to score in Liverpool’s 1-1 draw against FC Midtjylland on Wednesday night. This was not only the fastest goal Liverpool had ever scored in the UEFA Champions League, but it also meant that Salah is now the club’s all-time leading scorer in this particular competition.

The goal came after one of Midtjylland’s players made a mistake and sent a short ball back to his own half. Salah was ready for this and managed to get to it first, emerging alone in front of Jesper Hansen and delivering a classy finish.

Salah now has 22 goals in Liverpool’s jersey in the UCL, which was enough to surpass club legend Steven Gerrard.

“It’s a great feeling to be the top scorer for the club, it’s something I’m proud of,” said Salah in a post-game press conference. “I need to keep going with that, score more goals, make the gap bigger between me and the others! I’m trying all the time to score goals to help the team to win games.”

Despite not winning the game against Midtjylland, Liverpool finished at the top of their group in the UEFA Champions League and will move on to the knockout stage.

Mohamed Salah is currently enjoying another prolific season with Liverpool, having already scored 12 goals and dishing three assists in 18 games. He has been particularly impressive in the Premier League, scoring nine goals in just 10 games.

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