Liverpool FC has officially confirmed that Mohamed Salah has signed a new contract, extending his stay at Anfield until June 2027. Despite heavy interest from clubs in Saudi Arabia, Salah has reaffirmed his dedication to the Reds.
Now 32, Salah remains a vital part of Liverpool’s squad. Since his arrival from AS Roma in 2017, he has scored 243 goals and provided 111 assists in 394 matches, making him the club’s third-highest scorer in history.
This season alone, he has delivered 32 goals and 22 assists in 45 games, currently topping the Premier League scoring chart with 27 goals.
The new contract is said to retain his base wage of £350,000 per week, while his total earnings—including endorsements—are estimated to approach £1 million weekly, placing him among the Premier League’s top earners.
Liverpool manager Arne Slot welcomed the extension, praising the effort and investment involved in keeping Salah at the club. Attention now shifts to securing new contracts for other key players, including captain Virgil van Dijk.
Salah’s commitment is a major boost as Liverpool sits 11 points clear at the top of the Premier League with seven games left. His continued presence ensures the team keeps one of the world’s elite attackers as they push for more titles.
In his official statement, Salah said, “Liverpool is home. I still have big dreams here, and I’m not finished yet.” His words reflect his ongoing ambition and deep connection with the club.
With this announcement, the chant of “The Egyptian King” will ring louder than ever at Anfield as fans celebrate a new chapter in Salah’s legendary Liverpool career.
