Mohamed Salah 'willing to stay at Liverpool on two conditions'
Following a summer transfer saga in which he was the subject of a £150m bid from Al-Ittihad — which Liverpool turned down — the 31-year-old has continued to rewrite the history books under Jurgen Klopp.
On Thursday evening, Salah scored the Reds' third goal in their 6-1 Europa League demolition of Sparta Prague, becoming the first player in the history of the club to net 20 times in seven consecutive seasons.
With 206 goals from 336 appearances in a Liverpool jersey — in addition to 92 assists — only four players, Ian Rush, Billy Liddell, Gordon Hodgson and Roger Hunt, have found the net for the Reds on more occasions.
However, there has been no change to Salah's contract situation since the summer of 2022, and as things stand, the ex-Chelsea and Roma man will be able to leave the club for nothing at the end of the 2024-25 campaign.
Such a scenario is unthinkable for the Reds hierarchy, but they are braced for summer bids from the Public Investment Fund-backed teams of the Saudi Pro League, who have long earmarked Salah as their number one transfer target.
A contract extension on Merseyside is not believed to be out of the question, though, and according to Football Insider, the 31-year-old would be willing to stay with Liverpool if he receives a couple of assurances from the board.
The report states that Salah wants to be kept in the know about the club's plans for the future and is also keen to know who their first-choice candidate is to replace Klopp, who will call time on his Reds career at the end of the season, although he has already affirmed that the German's exit
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