Mo Salah makes a surprising revelation about his Liverpool contract in a Sky Sports interview just days ahead of the Manchester United match.

Mohamed Salah has provided a significant update on his Liverpool contract situation just days before their clash with Manchester United.

The Egyptian star, in phenomenal form this season with 20 goals across all competitions, aims to add to his 17 Premier League goals during Sunday’s match at Anfield. Ahead of the game, Salah spoke with Sky Sports about his contract, revealing this could be his final year at the club as his current deal expires at the end of the season.

Reflecting on his ambitions, Salah said: “Winning the Premier League with Liverpool has always been a priority for me, even more than the Champions League. We didn’t get to celebrate the title the way we wanted during the pandemic. Now, in my last year here, I want to achieve something special for the city and the fans.”

When asked if he truly believes this is his last season with Liverpool, the 32-year-old responded: “So far, yes. There’s been no progress on the contract, and we’re far from reaching an agreement. We’ll just have to wait and see.”

This isn’t the first time Salah has spoken about his future. Following his standout performance against West Ham last weekend, Feyenoord manager Arne Slot praised Salah’s brilliance, calling him “extraordinary” and acknowledging his relentless work rate and ability to deliver in key moments.

Since joining Liverpool in 2017, Salah has had a legendary career, scoring an astonishing 231 goals and playing a pivotal role in the club’s Premier League and Champions League triumphs. As the season progresses, he hopes to lead Liverpool to further glory before potentially bidding

farewell.