The 33-year-old Egyptian football player, Mohamed Salah, raised questions about his long-term commitment to Liverpool after speaking publicly about reduced playing time and frustrations over how he has been treated. Since joining the club in 2017, he scored 188 Premier League goals and was awarded the Premier League’s top scorer award four times. Salah also secured the Player of the Year honors from the Professional Footballers’ Association (PFA) in 2018, 2022, and 2025, along with the same title from the Football Writers’ Association (FWA) in those same seasons, helping lead Liverpool to their second league title. Although Salah signed a contract extending his stay beyond the 2024-25 season in April, his future has long been subject to uncertainty due to contract status and lack of progress in renewal talks, particularly toward the end of his deal. Despite his status as one of Liverpool’s historic top performers, Salah felt that his position in the team was far from secure. After Salah was sat on the bench for the third time in a row on 6 December during the Liverpool and Leeds game, in an interview, he stated that he felt the…
