Mohamed Salah drops a hint about a new contract with Liverpool!

02.04.25 FT English Premier League

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In a questionable and interesting way, Mohamed Salah is igniting signatures on social media, news sites and newspapers about the possibility of renewing his contract with Liverpool. The player's contract with the Reds will expire this summer and many signatures have been circulated about whether he will renew his contract with the team or leave to live a new experience outside the walls of Anfield.

A party of ‘expired contracts’ at Liverpool this season!

As is well known, Liverpool will be working on trying to renew the contracts of several important players in their first team, namely Trent Alexander-Arnold, Virgil van Dijk, and Mohamed Salah, whose contracts all expire at the end of the current season in the summer, but it seems that Liverpool has lost the race to renew Trent's contract, no talks have been revealed for Virgil, as for Mohamed Salah, when he was last asked about the matter, he replied that he feels more outside Liverpool than inside it, and that he feels more like an outsider than an insider.

What Mohamed Salah posted before the derby!

Ahead of today's derby match at Anfield, Egyptian international Mohamed Salah posted a picture of a censer with white smoke coming out of it on his Instagram account, despite the fact that Salah is a Muslim and the censer is normal for Muslims, but this matter sparked a lot of suspicion among Liverpool fans who thought that the Egyptian winger was dropping hints about his use of certain signs.

In addition to its value to Muslims, the censer also has value to Catholics. White smoke rising from the Sistine Chapel at the Vatican means that a new Pope has been elected, so Mohamed Salah may be playing this clever game to hint that he has been elected once again at Anfield as the permanent king of the Liverpool faithful.

Hazem Mlhem |

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Hazem Mlhem est un rédacteur sportif expérimenté, animé par une passion pour le football africain.

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