“Everybody will leave one day,” Mohamed Salah has cryptic message for fans as rumors surrounding Liverpool exit intensify

Mohamed Salah's most recent interview with Liverpool has given reason for fans to think that he'll leave the club soon.

“Everybody will leave one day,” Mohamed Salah has cryptic message for fans as rumors surrounding Liverpool exit intensify

Mohamed Salah's Liverpool contract expires in June, 2025 (Via GOAL/YouTube/@LiverpoolFC)

Mohamed Salah defined an era (and still is) at Liverpool alongside Roberto Firmino, Sadio Mane, Jurgen Klopp and many more. With the Egyptian the only remaining player at the club from the above list, fans are worried that he might jump ship to the Saudi Pro League in the near future. As rumors regarding the same circulate on social media, the forward’s latest interview gave fans food for thought.

In an interview posted on Liverpool‘s official YouTube channel, Salah recalled the departure of Firmino. The winger explained how he tries to focus on the positives and makes an effort to enjoy every moment. Aged 32, the Egyptian is very well among the names for being the best winger in Premier League history.

YouTube video

When Bobby (Firmino) left, I realized that everybody will leave one day, so I don’t take that for granted.

Mohamed Salah said in an interview for Liverpool

Fans have decoded the same as a hint that he’ll leave the club soon for a hefty paycheck. Salah has entered the final six months of his contract and is yet to make a decision on his future.

Why Mohamed Salah still has ‘a lot to offer’ in the Premier League

32-year-old Mohamed Salah is still easily one of the best players in the English top flight. The Egyptian is currently on 8 goals and 6 assists in 11 Premier League games this season and by the looks of it, has shown no signs of slowing down. His most recent goal for Liverpool came in a 2-0 win over Aston Villa, where the player both scored and assisted.

Mohamed Salah vs United
Mohamed Salah has the joint second-most number of goals in the PL this season (Via X/@LFC)

Even though a big-money deal from the Middle East can be lucrative, Arne Slot‘s arrival and the club’s current form may convince him to sign an extension. Moreover, former Reds defender Glen Johnson passionately urged the forward to stay at Anfield.

He still has a lot to give at the highest level. I believe a move to Saudi is a bit too soon for him. If Liverpool have the chance to keep him for another two years, they should.

Glen Johnson told Betfred

Salah currently earns £350,000 per week and is one of the three top players including Vigil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold whose contracts expire in June 2025.