BREAKING NEWS: Liverpool Are Ready To Break The Bank For Game Changing Player.

Former Manchester United chief scout Mick Brown has indicated that Liverpool is keen on keeping Mohamed Salah at the club, despite increasing speculation regarding his future. Salah, who is in the last year of his contract, suggested after the recent match against Manchester United that this season might be his last with the Reds. Nevertheless, Liverpool is eager to extend his time at Anfield, even amid ongoing rumors linking the Egyptian forward to a potential transfer to Saudi Arabia.

Salah has been performing exceptionally well this season, scoring four goals and providing four assists in six Premier League matches, which has helped Liverpool climb to the top of the table. In an interview with Football Insider, Brown stressed the importance of Salah to the team and revealed that Liverpool is ready to make significant financial commitments to keep him.

“I think Liverpool will break the bank in their efforts to keep him,” Brown stated. “Among all the left-footed players who operate on the right wing, he is by far the best. Liverpool without Mo Salah are not the same team. He has the ability to change a game in an instant. When the team is struggling, they can always rely on him to make something happen. He’s essential to how Liverpool play.”

Brown also conveyed that Liverpool is likely desperate to secure Salah’s future and is probably working diligently to extend his contract before he can leave for free or be swayed by offers from Saudi Arabia.

Considering Salah’s significance, Liverpool cannot afford to let him go. As one of the world’s top players, finding a replacement of his caliber would be extremely challenging. The Merseyside club would face difficulties in locating a better option for that position, making it illogical to let him leave when they already have a proven game-changer on the roster.

Under manager Arne Slot, Salah has been flourishing and seems to be enjoying his football. While many forwards tend to decline after reaching 30, Salah, now 32, has shown no signs of diminishing performance, consistently delivering at a high level.

However, Liverpool needs to act swiftly. With Salah in the final year of his contract, he will be eligible to negotiate with other clubs as soon as January. It is crucial for the club to move quickly to secure a new deal if they wish to retain him beyond this season.