Mohamed Salah has warned Liverpool must present a new contract offer by 2023 or risk his departure, emphasizing his full commitment to the club while acknowledging ongoing negotiations remain unresolved. The 29-year-old forward, whose current deal expires in 2023, reiterated confidence in his role but signaled potential movement if terms remain unaddressed.
Salah's comments follow his participation in Liverpool's 2022 Champions League final defeat to Real Madrid, where he continued his European campaign with the club. The Egyptian international, who joined Liverpool in 2017, has been instrumental in their successes including the 2019-20 Premier League title, 2019 UEFA Champions League victory, and 2020 UEFA Super Cup triumph.
Sadio Mané also hinted at potential departure after the 2022 Champions League final, intensifying speculation about Liverpool's attacking lineup. Salah, who has scored 156 goals in 253 appearances for the club, remains a key figure despite contractual uncertainty ahead of the 2023 deadline.
The 2022 Champions League final in Paris marked a significant moment in Salah's career, with his future decisions expected to impact Liverpool's performance in upcoming seasons. The club faces pressure to secure his long-term commitment as negotiations approach the critical 2023 timeline.
