Mohamed Salah continues to excel at Liverpool, having scored nine goals and provided nine assists this season under manager Arne Slot, who replaced Jurgen Klopp. With his contract expiring in June 2025, Salah can negotiate with foreign clubs starting January 1, raising concerns about his future with Liverpool, which also faces contract uncertainties with key players Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold. Despite ongoing discussions about a contract extension, no agreement has been reached, and Salah's agent hints at Liverpool's belief that he is overpaid. Salah remains a top performer and is on track to challenge Premier League legends' goal records, yet his recent social media message indicates he is contemplating his future. Liverpool's management is under pressure as they risk losing their star player and others for free next summer, a scenario that contradicts their financial model. The club is keen to retain Salah despite significant interest from clubs like Paris Saint-Germain and Saudi Arabian teams.