Mohamed Salah 'on brink' of signing new Liverpool contract as Reds 'strike agreement' with star forward over compromise

Salah has been the best forward to grace Liverpool's attacking line since the departure of Luis Suarez in 2014, and could be considered their best player in the Premier League era. However, the Egyptian's contract is set to end in the summer of 2025 and there has been much speculation over his future.

As per The Mirror, Liverpool are now 'on the brink' of tying Salah down to an extension. The club's top brass were initially only willing to extend Salah's contract by one year, but his representative, Rammy Abbas, informed Liverpool he wanted his client to have a three-year deal. A compromise has seemingly been reached over a two-year contract, with money never thought to be the sticking point in negotiations.

Salah remains as a important player for Liverpool as ever, best evidenced by his 13 goals and eight assists in 14 Premier League games this season. In 370 games for the Reds, he has scored 226 goals and won two League Cups, the FA Cup, the Premier League, and the Champions League.

Salah is expected to be in action next when the Reds take on Girona in the Champions League on Tuesday, December 10 as Arne Slot's men look to keep up their winning run in Europe.