Mohamed Salah has signed a two-year contract extension with Liverpool, ending months of speculation around his future at the club. The Egyptian forward, who joined the Premier League side from AS Roma in 2017, was set to leave at the end of the current season. However, Liverpool announced on Friday, 11 April, that the 32-year-old will remain at Anfield until 2027. “Of course, I’m very excited,” Salah said in a statement released by the club on Friday 11 April,. “We have a great team now, just like we did before. I signed because I believe we can win more trophies, and I’m still enjoying my football.” Salah’s new deal comes as a relief to fans after a season filled with speculation, including reports linking him to a move to Saudi Arabia and earlier comments suggesting his time at the club may be coming to an end. “I’ve played eight years here, hopefully it’ll be 10. I’ve had the best years of my career at Liverpool,” he added. Despite that, the forward has been in strong form, scoring 32 goals in 45 appearances across all competitions this season, 27 of them…
