BREAKING NEWS: Mo Salah’s future has been finally decided and revealed. He said, “I and the club have come to mutual agreement I’m staying official announcement will be made soon. I am happy to extend my stay with Liverpool.”

As the January transfer window nears, Mo Salah’s future at Liverpool remains a significant topic of debate, with fans eager for clarity about his long-term status at the club. Salah’s contract runs until 2025, but come January 1, foreign clubs can initiate pre-contract negotiations, prompting fears that Liverpool might lose their star forward if no extension is secured. Liverpool supporters made their voices heard during the 2-0 victory over Aston Villa, unveiling a banner urging club ownership, FSG, to secure Salah’s future with a lucrative offer.

Salah, earning around £350,000 per week with Liverpool, could command even higher wages if he chose to move to the Saudi Pro League, where clubs can offer far greater financial incentives than Liverpool could match. However, Salah’s ambition to compete for top European trophies still seems to be a priority, and his family reportedly feels settled in England, adding a layer of optimism for those hoping he stays.

Salah’s on-field consistency remains a compelling reason for Liverpool to consider an extension, with the 31-year-old proving he can still deliver elite numbers. This season alone, he has already amassed 10 goals and 10 assists in 17 games. Since joining Liverpool in 2017, Salah has rarely dipped below 10 goals and 10 assists per season, solidifying his status as a critical asset. If he maintains this trajectory, Salah is on course to surpass last season’s 39 goal contributions, possibly even approaching his career-best totals.

Arne Slot, Liverpool’s current manager, appears committed to keeping Salah. Praising his mentality and influence on the pitch, Slot recently remarked on Salah’s dedication to both his game and his discussions with the coaching staff. Slot’s endorsement hints at a shared understanding of Salah’s irreplaceable value, especially as Liverpool pushes for a strong Premier League and Champions League showing.

Ultimately, Liverpool’s board—led by Richard Hughes—will determine if Salah’s contributions justify a new contract or whether the club will prepare for a future without him. In a scenario where Salah leaves, finding a player of his caliber and consistency would be a daunting challenge for Liverpool, given his historic impact on the team’s success. For now, supporters and management alike await FSG’s decision on whether to reward Salah’s loyalty and performance with a contract that matches his legacy.