Mohamed Salah said he has not chosen if he has any desire to remain at Liverpool past his ongoing agreement as the Egypt star started new hypothesis about a potential Anfield exit.
Salah will be out of agreement toward the finish of next season and still can't seem to sign another arrangement regardless of long stretches of talks.
The 29-year-old allegedly needs to be made the Premier League's most generously compensated player, with wages of around £500 000 ($642 000) every week.
Addressing FourFourTwo magazine, Salah recommended it was unsure he would stay with Jurgen Klopp's side, who are pursuing a phenomenal fourfold this season.
"I have one year left," expressed the forward. "I think the fans know what I need, however in the agreement it's not everything about the cash by any means. So I don't have the foggiest idea, I can't tell you precisely. I have one year left."
Salah has set up a good foundation for himself as a Liverpool extraordinary since marking from Roma in 2017.
He has scored 155 goals in 245 appearances in all rivalries, assisting Liverpool with bringing home their first Premier League championship in quite a while in 2020, as well as the 2019 Champions League.
He drives the Premier League goalscoring graphs again this season, with 22 goals up until this point.
Offering desire to Liverpool fans, Salah said: "This club implies a ton to me. I've partaken in my football here more than anyplace. I gave the club everything and that's what everyone saw.
"I've had a ton of mind blowing minutes here, winning prizes, individual goals, individual prizes. It resembles a family here."
Salah surrendered it would be a tough choice to leave the exceptional Anfield air and the energetic help of Liverpool's worldwide fanbase at whatever point he leaves the club.
"To play in that air and to see the fans generally behind me... I have standards in the arena, a few, and they're continuously singing my melody. Being a really miserable moment is going."
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