Liverpool FC is pleased to report that Mohamed Salah has agreed to a new deal that will keep him with the team past the 2024–25 campaign. By signing the contract, the forward, who is having another fantastic season with the Reds, has committed to his future.
Salah is the league’s top scorer with 32 goals in just 45 games in all competitions so far this season, including 27 in the Premier League. In addition to these goals, he has helped his teammates with 22 assists.
And according to today’s news, Salah will continue to support Arne Slot’s side as they contend for the greatest awards in the game and prolong their eight-year contract at Anfield.
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“Of course I’m very excited,” he said in an exclusive response to Liverpoolfc.com. We currently have a fantastic team. We had a fantastic team before as well.
However, I signed because I believe we have a chance to enjoy football and win more titles. I had my greatest years here, so it’s amazing. I hope to play for ten years, having done so for eight. I’m having fun here and playing football. My career was at its peak during those years. I want to express to [the fans] how delighted I am to be here.
I think we can win many significant trophies together, which is why I signed up here. Continue to support us and we’ll do our best; maybe, we’ll win more in the future.
Since moving from AS Roma to Liverpool in the summer of 2017, Salah has solidified his status as a legend. With 243 goals in 394 games to date, his outstanding goal-scoring record has propelled him to third place in the Reds’ all-time top scorers list.
Salah has won seven major awards while at Anfield, including two League Cups, the FIFA Club World Cup, the UEFA Super Cup, the FA Cup, and medals in the Premier League and Champions League.
He has also won two FWA Footballer of the Year honours, been named the PFA Players’ Player of the Year twice, and won the Premier League Golden Boot three times.
Now that he has once again committed his future to Liverpool, Salah will want to add to those collections.
