Salah announces Liverpool exit after lucrative PSG offer

Tom Weber

• Updated: 3 Jan 2025 12:43 CST
• 3 min read

Mohamed Salah has once again stated that this is his final season at Liverpool amid rumours of PSG making a lucrative contract offer.

The Egyptian is into the final six months of his deal at Anfield and officially allowed to negotiate a pre-contract with non-English clubs. Salah has on numerous occasions expressed his disappointment at Liverpool dragging their feet in extension talks and seems to be fed up with the matter.

Speaking to Sky Sports, the 32-year-old has, not for the first time, insisted that this is his final season at the club, as things stand. "It's my last year at the club and I want to do something special for the city," he said when asked about his ambition to win the Premier League.

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"It's the last six months. There is no progress [on contract talks]. We are far away from any progress, so we just have to wait and see." This will be music to the ears of his numerous suitors, with Salah looking better than ever despite his age.

The Reds legend has scored an absurd 20 goals and provided 17 assists in 26 appearances across all competitions, which has only increased the interest in his services.

Salah receives PSG offer

Salah's comments come just days after reports from France surfaced, claiming that PSG were offering the winger a significantly better contract than Liverpool.

Whereas the Premier League side had proposed a two-year deal with a €400,000 per week salary, PSG were prepared to pay him €500,000 per week for three years.

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Salah is known to have a good relationship with PSG chief Nasser Al-Khelaifi, though the latter previously played down links with the Egyptian. The attacker, of course, also still has suitors in Saudi Arabia.

Saudi clubs previously tried to convince Liverpool to sell by offering in excess of €100 million for Salah, but the Reds held firm. Now, however, they face the threat of losing him for nothing.