SALAH SET TO STAY: LIVERPOOL TABLES THREE-YEAR DEAL AS $69M RELEASE CLAUSE ALERT ISSUED…

SALAH SET TO STAY: LIVERPOOL TABLES THREE-YEAR DEAL AS $69M RELEASE CLAUSE ALERT ISSUED

Liverpool, England – Liverpool FC has taken a significant step towards securing the future of star forward Mohamed Salah, with the club tabling a three-year contract extension for the Egyptian international.

According to sources close to the negotiations, Liverpool has offered Salah a lucrative deal that will keep him at Anfield until 2026. The contract is believed to be worth in excess of £200,000 per week, making Salah one of the highest-paid players in the Premier League.

The news comes as a significant boost to Liverpool fans, who have been anxious about Salah’s future at the club. The 30-year-old has been instrumental in Liverpool’s success in recent seasons, scoring over 150 goals for the Reds since joining the club in 2017.

Meanwhile, Liverpool has also been alerted to a $69 million release clause in Salah’s current contract, which could potentially be triggered by rival clubs. However, with the new contract extension on the table, it is unlikely that Salah will be leaving Anfield anytime soon.

Salah’s agent, Ramy Abbas Issa, has confirmed that negotiations are ongoing, but refused to comment on the specifics of the deal. “We are in talks with Liverpool, and we are hopeful of reaching an agreement soon,” Issa said.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has also expressed his desire to keep Salah at the club, praising the forward’s incredible talent and work ethic. “Mo is an incredible player, and we want to keep him here for as long as possible,” Klopp said. “We are working hard to make that happen, and we are confident that we can reach an agreement.”

With the new contract extension on the table, it seems likely that Salah will be staying at Liverpool for the foreseeable future. The news is a significant boost to the club’s chances of success in the coming seasons, and Reds fans will be delighted to know that their star forward is committed to the cause.