Normally quite reticent, Mohamed Salah has given an interview to FourFourTwo magazine.
In it, he says : “I have one year left (on his contract) and the fans know what I want.” Only they don’t, Mo. They really don’t. They don’t know how much money you want; they don’t know what length of deal you want; they don’t know if you want to move to another country. And nor should they.
After all, it is every worker’s right to have their contract negotiations remain private. But reading between the lines of Salah’s latest words on the possibility of a new Liverpool contract, the timespan of the package will be just as relevant as the remuneration. Salah makes reference to the longevity of several of the game’s blue-chip players.
