Mo Salah edges closer to an exciting new Liverpool contract, with only one obstacle preventing a complete agreement.

Liverpool remain cautiously hopeful of finalizing a new contract with Mo Salah, having received further confirmation of his desire to stay. His agent, Ramy Abbas, is now focused on resolving the one remaining issue preventing a full agreement.

With just 91 days left on his current contract, Salah is edging closer to becoming a free agent—a scenario Liverpool and manager Arne Slot are eager to avoid. Coming off one of the best seasons of his career, keeping the Egyptian forward is a top priority for the club.

Negotiations have been ongoing for months, but reaching an agreement has proven difficult. While Salah has expressed his intent to remain at Anfield, several clubs are ready to offer him higher wages than Liverpool is currently willing to commit to, making discussions complex and prolonged.

Despite the challenges, there is still optimism that the 32-year-old will stay. A recent report from Football Insider states that negotiations are in an advanced stage, with Liverpool determined to secure a deal. The main sticking point now is the contract’s duration, as the club is hesitant to offer a long-term extension with Salah turning 33 before his current deal expires.

However, with new evidence emerging about Salah’s personal wealth and lucrative sponsorship deals, confidence remains high that a final agreement will soon be reached.