April 29th 2024.
Graeme Souness, a renowned figure in the world of football, recently shared his thoughts on Mohamed Salah's future at Liverpool. The former Liverpool player and manager revealed that he believes Salah may have made a deal with the club last summer, agreeing to stay for one more year before potentially leaving at the end of this season.
Salah, who has been a crucial player for Liverpool since joining in 2017, had a heated exchange with manager Jurgen Klopp during their recent match against West Ham. This incident has sparked rumors that Salah may follow in Klopp's footsteps and leave the club, especially with interest from clubs in Saudi Arabia.
Souness, an Anfield legend, expressed his belief that the 28-year-old forward may have had his head turned by the possibility of a move to Saudi Arabia. He also added that there is a strong chance that Salah will make the move this summer, just like Cristiano Ronaldo did when he left Manchester United for Real Madrid.
Despite the reported interest from Saudi clubs and the altercation with Klopp, sources say that Liverpool are confident Salah will stay for at least one more season. The Egyptian international was benched for the West Ham game, after going eight matches without a goal from open play.
Klopp had planned to bring Salah on during the match, but the two had a disagreement which was later downplayed by the manager. However, they did not interact after the game and Klopp stated that the issue was resolved in the dressing room.
When asked if Salah was okay with the situation, Klopp replied, "That was my impression, yes." With Liverpool now five points behind in the title race, with only three games remaining, they face an uphill battle in their pursuit for the Premier League trophy. They will face Tottenham next weekend before facing Aston Villa and Wolves in their final two games of the season.
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