Liverpool have reportedly made their first offer to Mohamed Salah for a contract extension, albeit later than expected. The Egyptian forward’s current deal runs until June 2025, fueling intense speculation about his future throughout the season. Salah has further fueled the narrative by hinting publicly that this could be his final campaign at Anfield.
While Paris Saint-Germain has ruled out pursuing the forward, several top clubs remain eager to secure his signature this summer. Despite the speculation, the 32-year-old is reportedly keen to remain at Liverpool and is open to accepting a one-year extension on his current wages. However, until now, the club had reportedly maintained silence in negotiations.
With less than three weeks remaining before January 1, 2025—when Salah could begin discussions with foreign clubs—Liverpool have finally made their initial offer, according to The Athletic. Details about the salary or length of the proposed deal remain unclear, and the report emphasizes that this development does not necessarily signal a resolution is imminent. On the same day, separate reports suggested Salah was “on the brink” of signing a new deal.
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Salah has continued to perform exceptionally for Liverpool, despite the uncertainty surrounding his future. Meanwhile, contract talks are also underway with other key players, including Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold. Van Dijk’s offer reportedly fell short of his expectations, and Liverpool face stiff competition from Real Madrid for Alexander-Arnold, a lifelong fan of the club.