Salah was talking selfies with fans during the game after his goal at the Kop end made it 4-1 and the Egyptian King was front and center as Liverpool secured the 2024-25 Premier League title.

It may be the case that no Dream Team player in history has had more credit in the bank than Mohamed Salah (£7.5m) does right now. That being said, it's time for gaffers to question whether ...

The Egyptian signed a new two-year contract with Liverpool on Friday, ending months of discussions on what would happen at the end of the season, when his current contract had been due to run out.

Liverpool winners and losers after Mohamed Salah signs new two year contract Henry is viewed by many soccer fans to be the best player in Premier League history but Salah has worked his way into ...

Can there be an influence more ‘profound’ than logging 45 Premier League goal involvements as your team wins ... player in the Premier League this season. ‘Mohamed Salah has been exceptional ...

A second source has declared Mohamed Salah will sign a contract extension at Anfield and has also detailed the length of deal in play ... will be paid if indeed he does put pen to paper.

The long-running "Will Mohamed Salah stay or leave ... “Of course I’m very excited," Salah said about his renewal. "We have a great team now. Before also we had a great team.

The news that Mohamed Salah will remain at Liverpool for the foreseeable future has been a significant moment for the club and its fans. After months of speculation and tense negotiations, Salah ...

Mohamed Salah previously named Kevin De Bruyne ... Ronaldo and then Kevin. "He's a great player, the whole team (City) is great. But I just try to play my game and not focus on anyone else." ...

Mohamed Salah has ended speculation ... "Of course I'm very excited," said Salah to Liverpool's official club channels. "We have a great team now. Before also we had a great team.

The apocalyptic scenario was that Salah, Van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold would all go, leaving Liverpool with a huge bill to rebuild their side and, almost certainly, a weaker team next season.