Liverpool star Mohamed Salah has sparked excitement among fans after suggesting he may extend his stay at Anfield. Speaking with Gary Neville in a Sky Sports interview earlier today, Salah, whose current contract expires in 2025, expressed his desire to remain with the club and continue playing a key role under new manager Arne Slot.
In the interview, Salah spoke warmly about his connection to Liverpool, praising the club, its fans, and the city. While he didn’t confirm that talks are officially underway, his remarks have been widely interpreted as a strong sign that he’s open to a new deal.
“I still have the hunger to win more here,” Salah told Neville. “Liverpool is a special place for me — the fans, the club, everything. I want to keep giving my best and helping the team succeed.”
Since arriving from AS Roma in 2017, the 31-year-old winger has become a central figure at Liverpool, scoring over 200 goals and helping secure major trophies including the Premier League, Champions League, and FA Cup. Although there have been rumors linking him with moves to Saudi Arabia and other destinations, his latest comments suggest he’s still committed to Liverpool.
New manager Arne Slot is said to value Salah highly and wants to retain the veteran forward as part of his squad rebuild following Jürgen Klopp’s departure. With Liverpool entering a new era, keeping a player of Salah’s caliber would be a major boost.
Contract talks are expected to ramp up soon, and fans are hopeful that Salah’s commitment will soon be cemented with a new contract. For now, his remarks have renewed hope that he will continue his legacy at Anfield
