Liverpool ‘want Mo Salah to stay’ and not planning for exit – Latest LFC News
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Liverpool reportedly want to keep Mo Salah, despite the Egyptian feeling like ‘somebody doesn’t want him at the club’. Liverpool reportedly want Mo Salah to stay Salah placed Liverpool into a difficult position as he claimed the club had ‘thrown him under a bus’.
He said he feels like ‘someone doesn’t want him at the club’ and suggested that next weekend’s Anfield clash with Brighton could be his last game for the Reds. “Liverpool insist they remain fully committed to Salah and his contract, which runs through until 2027, while maintaining that the current situation is temporary and can still be turned around.
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