Here’s a paraphrased version: “Romano reveals the key factor that kept Salah at Liverpool”

Liverpool Star Salah Commits Future to Club Amid Transfer Interest

Mohamed Salah has extended his stay at Liverpool by signing a new two-year contract, keeping him at Anfield until 2027. After months of speculation surrounding his future, the Egyptian forward has decided to continue his successful spell with the Premier League leaders.

With Salah’s situation now resolved, the club is turning its attention to securing a new deal for captain Virgil van Dijk. Like Salah, the Dutch defender’s contract expires at the end of the season, but both sides are optimistic about reaching an agreement.

However, things appear different for right-back Trent Alexander-Arnold, who is also nearing the end of his contract. Unlike Salah and Van Dijk, he is expected to leave, with Real Madrid emerging as his likely next destination.

According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Liverpool’s new manager Arne Slot played a major role in Salah’s decision to stay. Speaking to The Daily Briefing, Romano explained that despite serious interest from Saudi clubs late last year—offering a deal comparable to the likes of Vinicius Junior—Salah expressed his desire to remain at Liverpool.

Romano said: “Salah made it clear he wanted to stay. There were huge offers from Saudi Arabia, but he feels he still has more to give in the Premier League. He’s also very happy with Arne Slot and the long-term vision of the club. These were the decisive factors.”

Slot, in his debut season, has become a fan favorite and is on course to deliver the Premier League title. His appointment has been hailed as a masterstroke, with his influence proving crucial in keeping Salah at the club.

Liverpool now plan to bolster their squad in the upcoming transfer window, with Inter Milan midfielder Nicolo Barella reportedly among their top targets.