Liverpool's head coach, Arne Slot, expressed his desire for Mohamed Salah to renew his contract with the club. Despite rumours linking Salah to the Saudi Pro League, Slot remains hopeful. Salah's current contract expires at the end of this season, and he has indicated that it might be his last with Liverpool. Talks for an extension have not progressed.
Slot addressed comments from Saudi Arabia's sports minister, Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki Al Faisal, who expressed interest in seeing Salah play in Saudi Arabia. Slot remarked, "It would be a surprise if anyone said they didn’t want Mo Salah." He acknowledged Salah's impressive career and stated that everyone likely wants him, including Liverpool.

Salah has been a standout performer in the Premier League. In 22 appearances this season under Slot's leadership, he has scored 19 goals and provided 13 assists. He is on the verge of achieving his fifth 20-goal season in the league. Only a few players like Alan Shearer and Thierry Henry have reached this milestone more often.
The Egyptian forward is also closing in on Frank Lampard's record among all-time Premier League top scorers. With 176 goals, he is just one behind Lampard's tally of 177. Other notable players ahead of him include Shearer with 260 goals and Harry Kane with 213.
Slot mentioned that discussions about the future are ongoing with several players whose contracts are nearing expiration. This includes Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk and vice-captain Trent Alexander-Arnold. "Of course," Slot said regarding these talks, noting that while he doesn't speak daily like sporting director Richard Hughes, conversations about the future happen frequently.
Salah joined Liverpool in 2017 from Roma and has previously played for Basel, Chelsea, and Fiorentina. His contributions have been significant since joining the Merseyside club. Slot appreciates Salah’s career decisions so far and hopes he will make another wise choice regarding his future.
Slot concluded by emphasising that discussions about player futures are continuous within the club. These conversations extend beyond those whose contracts are ending soon. He stated that it is part of an ongoing process to engage with players about their future plans.