Mohamed Salah confirms when ‘everything will be clear’ over his next club

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Mohamed Salah has revealed when he will make a decision on his next club this summer transfer window. Image Credits: Imago ImagesMohamed Salah may have played his final game in a Liverpool shirt, but the saga around his future is only just beginning for Reds supporters.After an emotional farewell at Anfield, the Egyptian superstar has now moved to address speculation by setting out when fans can expect clarity on his next move.For a player who has carried Liverpool’s attack for nearly a decade, every word about his future is now being poured over by supporters desperate to know where he will be playing next.Now speaking to Bein Sports (via WinWin Sports), the 33-year-old has revealed that he will look to make a decision only after the World Cup if no good opportunity arrives by then:“I am still watching, I have time now, I am going to the World Cup and then everything will be clear, but if there is a good opportunity before it I will decide, and if there is no one, I will make my decision after the World Cup.”He added on his Liverpool career:“Thank God I ended my career with Liverpool like this.

I achieved everything, I leave and people are proud of what I did. I feel like I’ve put the team back in the position it deserves among the seniors, that’s the most important thing for me.”“I expected things, but I didn’t expect to achieve everything with the team and on my own, I’ve won almost every trophy.

Today was very difficult for me psychologically, because it was my last match in a place where I lived for 9 years, where I lived the best days of my youth.“But thank God, if you look back I feel like I lived my youth, I did everything in football and achieved everything in football, I lived the way I lived the way I lived with the club, there is nothing I can dream of more.”Juventus are believed to be the latest club showing concrete interest in the Egyptian.