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Mohamed Salah has signed a new long-term deal to extend his stay at Liverpool, the club announced on Friday.

It's the best decision for us and best decision for him. He stays with us for longer and it means we can achieve more together." "I have no doubt Mo's best years are still to come. Mo is one of the best players in the world; it's only normal there are things to sort when you are at his level. "I think we are in a good position to fight for everything. We just need to keep working hard, have a good vision, be positive and go for everything again."

Sky Sports reported that the Egypt international had signed a deal until 2025. Read more at straitstimes.com.

“As usual, you stay behind us and give us a big push and I’m sure we are going to win trophies again (together).” “My message (to the fans) is the players in the team want to give our best next season to try to win all the trophies,” Salah added. The 30-year-old scored 31 goals in all competitions for Liverpool and helped them capture the League Cup and FA Cup.

Mohamed Salah has signed a new three-year contract at Liverpool, but the stage-managed online announcement had fans of the club panicking.

Salah now has the chance to overtake some of Liverpool's greatest ever players with former England striker Michael Owen the next in his sights. January signing Luis Diaz had an instant impact and became Klopp's preferred left-wing option, with Salah roving in from his customary berth on the right flank. The Portugal international scored 21 times last season but went 13 appearances without a goal as the campaign concluded. So was he part of the gag? "All Reds love your client, and if he is to leave next summer we will wish him well & say a big thank you. But we can do without this cryptic crap for the next 12 months!

Mohamed Salah has signed a new deal with Liverpool, ending speculation that the Egyptian star could leave the club.

All eyes, now, turn to the future. And Julian Ward gets another tick in the 'W' column. “I think we are in a good position to fight for everything. We just need to keep working hard, have a good vision, be positive and go for everything again.” Liverpool's new sporting director has now overseen renewals for both Klopp and Salah, he has finalised what could turn out to be the club-record purchase of Darwin Nunez, as well as the big-money signing of Luis Diaz, and he has negotiated the exit of a club legend in Sadio Mane. Mohamed Salah has ended speculation over his Liverpool future by signing a new three-year contract with the club.

After what felt like a forever lasting saga, Mohamed Salah has finally put pen to paper on a new Liverpool FC contract today.

In terms of getting the deal done, the process has been a long one with lots of setbacks, "The agreement in negotiations came more than a year after discussions had first started and which, at one point, lapsed as the Egypt international and the Anfield club remained far apart on terms." The bottom line now reads that Mohamed Salah has become the highest paid Liverpool player in the clubs history, with Joyce reporting the wages are "in excess of £350,000-a-week" Now, Paul Joyce of the The Times has reported on the details of the Contract that's ended one of the biggest Liverpool contract saga's in recent years.

Mohamed Salah has become the highest paid Liverpool player in history by signing a new three-year contract worth around £350000 per week.The 30-year-old...

Mo is one of the best players in the world; it’s only normal there are things to sort when you are at his level. “I have no doubt Mo’s best years are still to come. It’s the best decision for us and best decision for him. “I think we are in a good position to fight for everything. Klopp said: “This is a special treat for our supporters to enjoy their weekend even more. We just need to keep working hard, have a good vision, be positive and go for everything again.

Liverpool have tied their number 11 down to a lucrative contract extension at Anfield, with Mohamed Salah delighted at committing more of his peak years to ...

As Liverpool fans already are, now is the time for celebrating. The time for wondering what comes beyond 2025 is not now. Just a couple of hours prior to the official announcement of Salah's extension, he posted another cryptic tweet which left Reds fans bemused.

Mohamed Salah has signed a new deal with Liverpool, ending speculation that the Egyptian star could leave the club.

All eyes, now, turn to the future. And Julian Ward gets another tick in the 'W' column. “I think we are in a good position to fight for everything. We just need to keep working hard, have a good vision, be positive and go for everything again.” Liverpool's new sporting director has now overseen renewals for both Klopp and Salah, he has finalised what could turn out to be the club-record purchase of Darwin Nunez, as well as the big-money signing of Luis Diaz, and he has negotiated the exit of a club legend in Sadio Mane. Mohamed Salah has ended speculation over his Liverpool future by signing a new three-year contract with the club.

Liverpool today officially announced that forward Mohamed Salah has finally extended his stay at Anfield, signing a new three-year deal.

Too the surprise of many, Liverpool FC then announced Salah had signed a new deal within the same hour. In typical 'Carra' Fashion the Sky Sports Pundit found a laugh out of the situation. He then further went on to tweet his delight with the news of the number '11' signing a new long-term deal.

The "Egyptian King" has won as many, if not more, plaudits for his persona and conduct off the pitch.

But generally speaking, people were positive about Salah on and off the field." It's subtle and real." it wants to be more outward-looking". Mr Atkinson says Salah's contract extension enables the striker to thrive in "that reflected glory of being Muslim, Arab, Egyptian, all the different parts of his identity - it makes everything brilliant for himself and Liverpool". In one of many academic studies of what's now known as the "Salah effect", a number of Brits shared their views about how he had "opened people up to thinking about Islam in a different way". Najib Al-Hakimi, who works as a co-ordinator at the Liverpool Arabic Centre said he was "thrilled" by the song, "because people were looking at Muslims as if they were ignorant and terrorists".

Mohamed Salah yashyize umukono kuri kontaro nshya y'imyaka itatu akina muri Liverpool. BBC Sport yumva ko ayo masezerano - afite agaciro k'arenga 350,000 ...

Umutoza wa Liverpool Jurgen Klopp yagize ati: "Ni cyo cyemezo cyiza cyane kuri twebwe kikaba n'icyemezo cyiza cyane kuri we. Ni uwacu, ni ko mbitekereza. Mohamed Salah yasinye kontaro nshya y'imyaka itatu muri Liverpool

Mohamed Salah committing his future to Liverpool until 2025 has many benefits. Two players in particular could benefit, vindicating the club transfer ...

It's a strategy the club's owners have often applied in the past few seasons, and the precedent is there — through the likes of Harvey Elliott and Curtis Jones — for Doak and Gordon to do the same in years to come. Doak is an explosive forward with the speed and the physicality to dominate at academy level. Supporters have already seen a few glimpses of Kaide Gordon in the first team.

The Egyptian had entered the final 12 months of his terms but after months of talks he committed his future to Anfield with a new contract that has seen him ...

Salah was named both the FWA Footballer of the Year and the PFA Players’ Player of the Year Salah has been one of the club's best buys and is in the all-time top 10 scorers in their history He has been one of the best buys the club has ever made and is in the all-time top 10 scorers in Liverpool's history. 'I know it's not great at the moment at Barcelona and Madrid but Salah is similar to those I've just mentioned, I think he has to have that on his CV at the end of his career. Gary Neville has claimed Mohamed Salah has 'played' Liverpool over the forward's new three-year deal worth nearly £400,000 a week. Gary Neville claims Mohamed Salah has 'played' Liverpool after the star forward became the best paid player in Anfield HISTORY by penning a new three-year deal worth nearly £400,000 a week

The day all Liverpool fans had been waiting for, Mohamed Salah puts pen to paper and officially signs a new deal with the club. The announcement was met ...

The day all Liverpool fans had been waiting for, Mohamed Salah puts pen to paper and officially signs a new deal with the club. The new contract will see Mohamed Salah possibly stay at Liverpool for the rest of his career and could be a part of more success under the current regime. After months of uncertainty, Liverpool and Mohamed Salah put the saga to an end, with the forward signing a long-term deal until 2025, with an option of an additional year.

Darren Bent believes that Mohamed Salah will score 'over 20 goals' in the Premier League for Liverpool next season.

He’s broken the record for goals in a Premier League season, the records keep going and going and going. "How many times has he won the Golden Boot? Three times? Salah won the Golden Boot last season after he netted 23 goals in 35 matches, it was the third time he had won the award in five seasons.

After five years with the club, Salah will now extend the stay at Anfield that has so far yielded a remarkable 156 goals in 254 appearances.

He again collected both the FWA and PFA prizes for the year's outstanding player in recognition of his form - and added the Premier League Playmaker prize for most assists to his latest Golden Boot. Thirty-two of those came in the Premier League, setting the record for the most scored in a 38-game season in the division. Nevertheless, Salah was integral to Klopp's team mounting a challenge for the Premier League title the following term as they notched 97 points and succumbed to defeat just once all season.

Keys tweeted: "The new deal is obviously great news - but do we think Salah will be at Anfield for its duration? Or will he be on his way for £60m a year from ...

Salah will now become the highest paid player in Liverpool history after committing his future to the club for the long-term. Keys tweeted: "The new deal is obviously great news - but do we think Salah will be at Anfield for its duration? The Reds talisman finally put an end to speculation over his future by penning a bumper new three-year deal on Friday.

Mohamed Salah ended speculation over his Liverpool future on Friday by signing a new contract that will reportedly run until 2025.

"We just need to keep working hard, have a good vision, be positive and go for everything again." "I think we are in a good position to fight for everything. "Last season we were close to winning four, but unfortunately in the last week of the season we lost two trophies.

Both sides were inevitably going to have to cede ground in order for Mohamed Salah to agree a new Liverpool contract. The eventual FSG compromise is neat.

That’s the hallmark of a perfect compromise: something which Liverpool and Salah have now found. But this will have been factored into Liverpool calculations: it all feeds into the price worth paying for keeping one of the best players in the world. Then there is the length of the deal, which seems perfectly-suited to both parties. It is very hard to replace one of the best players in the world. The figure may in practice not be that high, with Salah having compromised on his end by agreeing to a significant number of performance-related stipulations. Even so, it is likely that by raising their wage ceiling, FSG will now have to accept at least a small premium on future negotiations, even if nobody will be demanding parity with Salah any time soon.

Jose Enrique has expressed his views after Mohamed Salah signed a new contract at Liverpool.

The Spaniard tweeted: “Salah signs a new contract until 2025!. He only had a year left to run on his previous deal and there were doubts about whether he would stay at Anfield. Former Liverpool defender Jose Enrique has expressed his delight at Mohamed Salah signing a new contract at the club but said he ‘didn’t believe’ the Egyptian would extend his deal.

Liverpool star Mohamed Salah seemed destined to move to Real Madrid this summer but instead signed a long-term deal to stay at Anfield.

With Mané out and Firmino likely on the move, Salah will have to find new chemistry with Liverpool’s stable of young forwards next season. The latest rumors involve a move to Juventus in Italy. However, the 30-year-old surprised many on the first day of July when Liverpool announced he’d signed a three-year deal to stay at Anfield. After a heartbreaking 1-0 loss in the 2022 Champions League Final to Real Madrid, questions surrounded Liverpool’s squad. In 254 appearances with the Reds, Salah has 156 goals and 63 assists. Liverpool supporters can breathe a sigh of relief now that they know they will never have to walk without Mo Salah, at least for the next three seasons.

Liverpool have made Mohamed Salah the highest paid player in the club's history at the age of 30, yet the deal is not without its risks.

It is thought a summer of rest will have done him the power of good. That is roughly what they got – although there were concessions from both sides because some of his £350k a week is incentivised around performance and achievement. That is why Luis Diaz was bought in January as his replacement. Each party will need to ensure his output during this process justifies the investment. He had not been guided by any of his coaches in this pursuit. It cannot be overestimated how unusual this was, because the passion for football is on a religious level in Egypt, where players are paid well enough to make it easier for them to stay at home when offers come from abroad. After training every day, he would go to the exercise hall unaccompanied and lift weights for a minimum of half an hour. Last month made it a decade since Salah’s departure from Egyptian club football. “Mo realised he had to become a machine,” Fathi concluded. He was able to think alone and this meant he looked after himself. Later, he enrolled at a private gymnasium where he told an instructor that he needed to improve his stamina and acceleration, even though he’d already dazzled in his early professional career as an extremely fast footballer. Salah, however, took conditioning incredibly seriously – “more seriously than any Egyptian footballer I’ve ever met”.