As a result of a breakdown in negotiations, Mohamed Salah has refused to sign a new contract with Liverpooluntil better conditions have been provided to the forward. The 29-year-oldhas a contract running out in June 2023,butthe negotiations for the new deal had appeared to have stalled.
Now, according to Italian transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, despite the fact that the Egyptian King still prefers to remain at Anfield, the clubâs most recent offer has been rejected, and no more discussions have taken place since December.The American owners do not want to meet his agentâs demands ofâŹ30 millionper season, so it is very likely that he will be sold in the summer.
According to those familiar with the playerâs agent, Ramy Abbas Issa, Liverpoolâs latest contract offer, which arrived at the end of last year, was rejected outright. In fact, Salahis said to feel that it does not equal his value or the contracts of comparable players such as Kevin De Bruyne, English publicationMirror have added.
Salah to remain in the Premier League?
This comes after Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp had said thatSalahâs future at the club was entirely up to him:âI believe Mo has high expectations for this club, and I believe we have met those expectations. Mo has the last say. As a result of the clubâs efforts, Itâs all going to be well. From my perspective, everything is fine. Neither a signature nor a rejection have occurred yet, so all that is left is to wait. Itâs alright, thereâs no hurry.â
However, it didnât take much for Abbas to react on the matter as hetook to Twitter to have his say, without actually writing anything. In apparent reaction to Kloppâs remarks, he used a series of laughing emojis.Since December, there havenât been any negotiations since the Colombian agent has made it plain he wonât return to the negotiating table and Mo Salah wonât sign a new deal until the conditions are changed.
What is interesting is that Romano actually revealed that inthe event that the two parties cannot come to an agreement,the right-winger is eager to join another Premier League team. In that case, the Redscould be forced to sell one of their most prized assents this summer, or risk losing him for free next summer to a direct title opponent.





