Mohamed Salah learns a new language after breaking silence on Liverpool contract failure

Mohamed Salah is perfecting his Spanish, leading to widespread speculation of a move to La Liga, but the Egyptian insists this is not a hint at his next footballing chapter.

The Liverpool ace faces an uncertain future at Anfield, with less than six months remaining on his current contract and negotiations at a standstill – he even suggested this could be his “last year” with the Reds, although a contract renewal is not planned. painting.

A lucrative offer from Saudi Arabia is on the horizon, but European giants will likely be lining up to get a piece of the action if he hits free agency next summer.

But speaking to TNT SportsSalah was quick to dispel the growing rumors: “I'm just learning the language a little bit and I can say things like: 'How are you?' But that doesn't mean I'm considering living in Spain,” insisted the 32-year-old star.

Further fueling talk of leaving, Salah admitted on Sky Sports that contract negotiations were frustrating: “It's the last six months [of my time at Liverpool].

“There is no progress there,” he revealed.

“We're a long way from any progress. So we just have to wait and see.”

Despite tensions within the boardroom, Salah's contributions on the pitch remain remarkable, accumulating 20 goals and 17 assists this season, continuing to be Liverpool's lynchpin since his arrival in 2017.

In his eight years at the club, Salah has only picked up one Premier League title, which motivates him to prioritize winning another. “Honestly, the most important thing for me is to win the Premier League and participate in it,” Salah said.

“I don't want to be like anyone else and have a small role. I want to win it, and I want people to say: 'he made the difference, he made the team win.' It’s not easy at all.”