Mohamed Salah showcased another stellar performance, inspiring Liverpool to a 2-0 victory over Manchester City on Sunday. This win widened Liverpool’s lead at the top of the Premier League to nine points. However, his post-match remarks sparked fresh speculation about his future at Anfield.
Salah, who assisted Cody Gakpo’s opener with precision and converted a penalty to seal the match, continued his record-breaking form. His contributions equaled Wayne Rooney’s Premier League milestone of scoring and assisting in 36 games.
Mohamed Salah Contract Talks
Despite his on-field brilliance, Salah’s contract uncertainty has dominated headlines. His current deal ends this season, and Liverpool has yet to offer a renewal.
Speaking to Sky Sports, Salah expressed mixed emotions. “Honestly, this could be my last game against Man City for Liverpool. I just wanted to enjoy it,” he revealed. “The atmosphere was incredible, and I’m cherishing every second. Hopefully, we win the league, and then we’ll see what happens.”
Although uncertainty looms, Salah’s commitment on the pitch is unquestionable. With 224 goals in 369 games since joining Liverpool in 2017, his impact remains immense.
“It’s very special,” Salah added. “Playing here feels like home. Scoring at Anfield and winning games is always a great feeling.”
Calls for Action
Meanwhile, former Liverpool star Daniel Sturridge has urged the club to secure Salah’s future. “Show him the money,” Sturridge said, emphasizing Salah’s exceptional value. “Players like him are rare. How can you replace his numbers?”
Sturridge also addressed Salah’s fitness. “Is he slowing down? I don’t think so. Even if asked to press less, his quality shines.”
Exceptional Form of Mohamed Salah
At 32, Salah continues to defy age. With 11 goals and seven assists in 13 Premier League matches this season, his contributions remain vital.
A Storied Career
During his time at Liverpool, Salah has helped win the Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup, and Club World Cup. While his future remains unclear, Salah’s legacy at Liverpool is already legendary.
