Mohamed Salah has put further pressure on Liverpool to give in to his contract demands by hinting that he could have the same longevity as Cristiano Ronaldo.
The 29-year-old has been locked in negotiations over a new deal throughout the season, publicly claiming that money is not his priority when it comes to extending his five-year stay at Anfield. Instead, it appears Salah wants a lengthy offer to remain on Merseyside, despite turning 30 by the beginning of the next campaign.
While Mirror Football understands that there has been a breakthrough in recent weeks, and manager Jurgen Klopp remains upbeat on the situation, the man who will have to sign on the dotted line still remains unsure on his future. Salah believes that he could replicate the likes of Manchester United superstar Ronaldo by continuing to play at the very top well into his thirties. "I didn't think about the fact I'm going to turn 30," the Reds winger told FourFourTwo.
