
Liverpool's Egyptian forward Mohamed Salah, currently having a stellar season with 17 goals and 13 assists in the Premier League, admitted on Sunday that his contract renewal with the club is "still far away." This revelation came after the Reds' impressive 5-0 victory against West Ham, a result that solidified their position at the top of the Premier League, leading Nottingham Forest by eight points.
Speaking to the press, Salah emphasized his focus on team success, stating, "I’ll give everything to help the team win the championship. We are heading in the right direction, but there are other strong teams waiting for any slip, so we need to stay focused, humble, and work hard." However, when asked about his contract situation, the 32-year-old reiterated its uncertainty, explaining that no significant progress had been made and avoiding detailed comments to prevent speculation.
In Sunday’s match, Salah once again proved his value, scoring a goal and providing two assists. His consistent performance this season has earned praise from his manager, Arne Slot, who lauded the forward’s contribution both on and off the ball. "His statistics this season are extraordinary," Slot remarked. "He no longer surprises us because we know what kind of player he is and what he can achieve. Beyond his offensive contributions, his work rate when we don’t have the ball is impressive."
Despite the plaudits, Salah’s contract situation remains a topic of concern for fans and analysts alike. With his current deal set to expire in June, Liverpool faces mounting pressure to secure the services of their talisman.
Slot expressed hope that Salah would maintain his current form for the rest of the season, contributing to Liverpool's Premier League ambitions. However, his comments did little to dispel concerns over the player's future. Salah himself underscored his focus on the present, stating, "I am concentrating on the team and hope we win the Premier League."

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