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Liverpool expects Salah stay this transfer window

by The Curator

Updated June 02, 2025

Liverpool expects Salah stay this transfer window

Liverpool FC expects that Egyptian star forward Mohamed Salah won't be sold this summer, as the club prepares for its future without manager Jürgen Klopp.

Salah and Klopp, who at the end of this season leaves Liverpool for a year-long break from football, endured high-profile tensions on the touchline this past weekend.

Amidst the apparent spat and media attention on Salah's recent form, speculation about Salah's future away from Liverpool had spiked, but, according to reports, the club has not shown any desire to sell him.

Salah, aged 31, is entering the final year of his contract.

His relationship with Klopp appeared strained when he refused to shake hands with the manager.

Despite this, Liverpool's management, including the incoming sporting director Richard Hughes and expected new manager Arne Slot, view Salah as integral to the team's future.

Financially, Salah's contract is substantial, with no indications from the player that he wishes to leave.

Salah's performance levels have been affected following a hamstring injury earlier in the season, yet he continues to be seen as crucial to Liverpool's setup.

Liverpool rejected a significant Saudi Arabian offer for Salah last summer, but, are said to remain calm about his contract situation.

The club is now believed to be preparing for potential negotiations about his stay or departure as the next transfer window approaches.

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Media reports echo broadly similar themes, emphasizing Liverpool's calm stance and highlighting Salah's importance to future plans, with the football club possibly seeking to downplay the severity of the disagreement.

Some outlets, like the BBC, spotlight fan reactions and perspectives, offering potentially a different view of the speculation,

Others focus on the narrative around Salah's apparent decline in performance and his potential departure - possibly a more sensational and speculative angle.