Liverpool have stunned fans with a major morning announcement—Mohamed Salah has signed a new contract extension that keeps him at the club for two more years.

It’s now official: Mohamed Salah is set to continue his journey with Liverpool for the foreseeable future.

The Egyptian star’s previous contract was due to end in summer 2025, alongside teammates Trent Alexander-Arnold and Virgil van Dijk. But in a surprise Friday morning announcement via Liverpool’s official X (formerly Twitter) account, the club confirmed that Salah has signed a new deal—delighting fans with some major early-day news.

“Of course I’m really happy. We have a fantastic squad now—and before, too,” the 32-year-old told the club’s website. “I renewed because I believe we can still win more trophies and I’m enjoying my football.”

“This has been the best part of my career. I’ve been here eight years—hopefully it becomes 10. I’m happy, I love playing here. These have been the best years of my life.”

“To the fans, I just want to say: I’m very, very happy to stay. I signed because I believe in this team and our chances to win big titles. Keep backing us—we’ll give everything, and hopefully bring home more trophies.”

Salah agrees to two-year contract extension
While the terms reportedly remain unchanged, Salah is believed to earn a weekly wage of £400,000.

There had been light speculation linking him with a move to the Saudi Pro League, seen by many as a natural next step, but the forward has opted to remain at Anfield.

Virgil van Dijk could be next
Van Dijk is widely expected to be the next player to have his future clarified. Despite a slight recent dip in form, both he and Salah have delivered standout seasons once again.

Given their impressive consistency, Liverpool’s owners FSG have made a rare move to extend deals for older players—trusting their experience and quality will continue to pay off in the years ahead.