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Former Liverpool goalkeeper Ádám Bogdán believes Mohamed Salah could leave Liverpool this summer, although he admits he also wouldn’t be surprised if the Egyptian signed a new contract at Anfield.

Salah’s future has been brought into question recently after he was seen arguing with Jürgen Klopp during Liverpool’s draw with West Ham.

The Reds’ outgoing boss though insisted the incident had been resolved immediately afterward, and Salah was back in the starting line-up against Tottenham a week later.

Nevertheless, with his contract set to expire next year and interest from Saudi Arabia likely to re-emerge in the summer, there are questions over his future.

The Athletic reported last week that Liverpool is planning for next season with Salah on board.

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Bogdán though admits he can see Salah leaving over the next few months.

The goalkeeper, who was at Anfield when Klopp began his time in charge, has compared the forward’s situation to that of Virgil van Dijk, who will also enter the final year of his contract at the end of the season.

“The Mo Salah situation is an interesting one, because we're talking about their most effective player this season in terms of goal contributions,” Bogdán exclusively told Ladbrokes Fanzone.

“Salah is a fantastic player who has produced so many magical moments, but I can see a world where the smartest decision would be to sell him this summer given, I think, he has one year left on his contract.

He's not getting any younger and he has one year left on his contract, so if I had to bet on it, I'd say they'll sell him this summer.”

Bogdán added: “You know, when you're at that kind of age, where you're in your early thirties, and you're still playing at a high level, you wonder whether something like a move to Spain, for Barcelona or Real Madrid, or Paris Saint-Germain in France, you want to make that move now; not when you're 34 or 35.

Or, at least, he'll be informed of any decisions were the club to sell Salah, and subsequently he'll be allowed to have a say on who comes in to replace him.
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