Liverpool fans’ worst fear about Mo Salah’s contract status has been confirmed: negotiations between the club and Salah remain stalled, with no clear resolution in sight. While Liverpool is eager to secure an extension for their star forward, reports from Sky Germany indicate that the two sides are "far apart" on key terms, particularly as Salah's current deal expires in 2025.
Adding to the tension is the potential of a high-value offer from Saudi Arabia, alongside interest from top European clubs. With no major progress on extensions for other Liverpool stars like Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold, fans are understandably concerned about the stability of their squad.
Despite the uncertainty, Salah seems committed to Liverpool, thriving under manager Arne Slot and boasting 20 goal contributions in 17 games this season. His agent, Ramy Abbas Issa, recently expressed confidence, calling Salah “the best player in the world.” Yet, Liverpool’s management, led by CEO Michael Edwards and sporting director Richard Hughes, is weighing Salah’s long-term performance potential as part of any deal.
The final agreement will hinge on bridging their current differences—Salah’s camp is likely pushing for a contract that reflects his on-field impact, which may include a weekly salary near £350,000 and additional bonuses. For now, the situation remains fluid as Liverpool works to keep its iconic forward at Anfield.