Coming live from Fabrizio Romano, Mohammed salah’s agent drop bombshell over Salah future with the club. He said, “Liverpool fans, the time has come to face reality: Salah’s days at Anfield are numbered

When silence lingers for too long, even the slightest whisper can resonate like a shout. This is particularly true for Mohamed Salah’s agent, Ramy Abbas Issa. The absence of news around Salah’s potential new contract with Liverpool has created a void filled with speculation, occasional hints from Salah himself, and a notable silence from Abbas—until now.

On Monday morning, Abbas ended this two-month silence by posting on social media about Salah. Responding to a Premier League post highlighting that no player has had more goal involvements this season, Abbas praised Salah, calling him the “Best player in the world.”

While it’s expected for an agent to have such high regard for their client, this statement likely went beyond a simple compliment. Although social media posts don’t directly influence contract negotiations, the timing of Abbas’s post stands out, especially given recent Egyptian media reports on Salah’s future. According to these reports, Salah seeks a two-year extension and plans to intensify negotiations over the next two weeks, as he has a break from international duty with Egypt already qualified for the Africa Cup of Nations.

With less than two months before Salah is eligible to speak to foreign clubs, Liverpool is under pressure to settle his contract situation to avoid potentially losing him for free next summer. The club, led by sporting director Richard Hughes, faces a narrow window to ensure Salah, one of their most influential players, stays with the team.

Salah, however, isn’t the only Liverpool star nearing the end of his contract. Both Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold are also in the final year of their deals. Liverpool is actively working to address these contracts, with discussions already underway with van Dijk, who has expressed his intent to remain at Anfield.

Earlier this season, Strike90mins reported that Salah, too, would prefer to stay at Liverpool, despite the summer managerial shift from Jurgen Klopp to Arne Slot. Salah’s loyalty to the club has been evident; only van Dijk and Ryan Gravenberch have logged more minutes on the field this season. Salah’s impact, including his goal and assist in Liverpool’s recent 2-0 win over Aston Villa, has cemented his status as the first player in Europe’s top leagues this season to reach double digits in both goals and assists.

Time is running out for Liverpool to secure the futures of their key players, with Salah as a top priority.