Mohamed Salah is ready to pursue a move elsewhere in Europe this summer with Liverpool slow to offer him a new deal, according to reports.
Salah’s goal in the meant for the first time in his eight seasons at the club he had found the net in the opening three matches of the campaign.
He does not appear to be troubled by the fact he has yet to receive a renewal offer to extend a contract which is due to expire in the summer and, having set a new record of 20-plus goals for seven-successive seasons, his start to the new campaign means he is already well on his way to extending that.
just over a year ago with Liverpool making it clear at the time he wasn t for sale.
Speculation was around over the most recent summer transfer window too but there was very little in the way of concrete interest and now rumours have begun over whether Salah will sign a new deal or leave for free next June.
A report yesterday indicated that Salah is against a move to the Saudi Pro League after watching former Liverpool team-mate Sadio Mane in action in the Middle East.
that the Egpyt international would like to sign a new contract with Liverpool before the end of the campaign.
Salah piled on the pressure for Liverpool to make a move on his contract after Sunday’s Old Trafford win.
He said: Nobody in the club talked to me yet about contracts so I was just like, ‘OK, I play my last season and see at the end of the season’.
But reports in Spain have now claimed that Salah will now betray Liverpool with surprise interest from elsewhere as two offers in Europe have emerged.
Salah has dropped a bombshell on Liverpool and the Egyptian does not rule out staying in Europe and competing against the club where he has shone for almost a decade .
Liverpool failing to tie Salah down has sparked the interest of several European giants with Paris Saint-Germain and Juventus among the interested parties.
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The Egypt international turns 33 next June but Jamie Carragher does not believe that will be a barrier to Salah and therefore should not be for Liverpool.
I’m not sure it will be his last year. I think Mo Salah is a little bit like (Cristiano) Ronaldo, Carragher said yesterday.
Most footballers think 35 is the time to finish. I think Mo Salah will be looking at his late 30s and winding down then in his head.
He will be looking at breaking every record he possibly can, either in the Premier League or Liverpool.
