Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah sees his long-term future up in the air as he has less than a year remaining on his contract which expires next summer. The 32-y

That is according to journalist James Pearce who, writing for The Athletic, explained: “Liverpool want to keep Salah and the player is keen on staying put.” It is not as simple as that for a player who will turn 33 in the summer and is already the club’s highest-earning player on a basic wage of £350,000 a week.

Mohamed Salah insists Liverpool are not “underdogs” in the Premier League title race as they have one of the best squads in the world. Under new head coach Arne Slot, Liverpool have won 15 of their 17 games this season and sit top of both the Premier League and Champions League.