Liverpool's recent 2-0 victory over Manchester City saw Mohamed Salah shine with an assist and a goal, pushing his team nine points clear in the Premier League. Despite his impressive performance, Salah's future at Liverpool remains uncertain as his contract is set to expire at the season's end. The Egyptian star has yet to receive a new offer from the club.
Former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher commented on Salah's situation, emphasising that Liverpool operates based on data-driven decisions. "We know Liverpool as a club are run by data," Carragher noted on Sky Sports. He highlighted that while players like Virgil Van Dijk and Salah are exceptional, the club cannot simply give in to demands without considering their established policies.

Salah's contribution against Manchester City marked his 36th Premier League game where he scored or assisted, equalling Wayne Rooney's record. His consistent performance against City includes six goals and four assists in eight consecutive matches. This remarkable streak underscores Salah's importance to Liverpool's success.
Since joining Liverpool from Roma in 2017, Salah has been instrumental for the team. His assist for Cody Gakpo was his 75th in the Premier League for Liverpool, surpassing Thierry Henry’s record for most assists with a single club in England’s top flight.
Discussing Liverpool’s strategy, Carragher explained that success comes from being proactive rather than reactive. "Being ahead of the game, buying Mo Salah for £40m when nobody else in the Premier League looked at him," he said. This approach has been key to Liverpool’s achievements over the years.
Salah himself addressed his contract situation after the match, admitting it was on his mind. "Honestly, it's in my head," he said. He expressed a desire to enjoy what might be his last game against City at Anfield if no new deal is reached.
Liverpool will next face Newcastle United on Wednesday. As fans await news on Salah’s future, they hope for continued strong performances from their star player.