Mohamed Salah ‘is ready to quit Liverpool for a Premier League rival if he can’t agree a new contract’, with a ‘VAST disparity’ halting talks as he asks to be the world’s sixth-highest-paid player
Mohamed Salah has a year left on his deal at Liverpool, which expires in 2023The Egyptian has not yet agreed a new contract and could leave next summerSalah has been an instrumental part of Jurgen Klopp’s side since joining in 2017
Mohamed Salah could make a sensational move to one of Liverpool’s rivals as he reportedly wants to remain in the Premier League even if he cannot agree a new deal at the club.
Salah has committed to Jurgen Klopp’s side for the 2022-23 campaign but the Egyptian forward’s future beyond that date is uncertain.
According to The Athletic, the 29-year-old would rather remain in the Premier League than move overseas when his deal at Anfield expires – putting Liverpool’s rivals on red alert.
Mohamed Salah’s deal at Liverpool expires next season and he could leave for another Premier League side
Jurgen Klopp could lose one of his star players for free when his contract at Anfield runs out
The Egyptian star has claimed he has not asked for crazy terms in his talks with the club
Salah has been in talks with Liverpool for more than 12 months about extending the terms of his current contract but has yet to sign a new deal.
The Athletic reports there have been no face-to-face talks between Salah and Liverpool in six months.
The last time his new contract was discussed, there was reportedly a huge gap between what Salah wanted and what the club were willing to offer, although exact numbers remain unclear.
It is thought Salah, who has scored 156 goals in 254 games since joining Liverpool from Roma in a £43.9 million switch in the summer of 2017, is looking to…