With Mohamed Salah approaching the final year of his contract at Liverpool, the club has reportedly informed the star whether they will be selling him or not.
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Questions have begun to mount regarding the Egyptian's future at Anfield as he approaches the final 12 months of his deal with the Reds.
During the last off-season transfer window, Salah was the subject of a mega transfer bid from Saudi Pro League giants Al Ittihad and as he enters the last year on his existing contract, there could be a more realistic chance that he leaves Merseyside.
According to the Daily Mirror, however, that seems unlikely as the six-time European champions do not have any plans of selling their winger in this transfer window.
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This is not only the case for Salah, but for Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold as well, as the defensive duo are also entering the final year of their respective contracts.
With legendary club manager Jurgen Klopp having recently left, many were expecting that the German's star-studded nucleus would have followed his lead by leaving Liverpool, but the report has claimed that Salah, Van Dijk and Alexander-Arnold will not be sold.
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Whether they will extend their contracts remains to be seen, but it seems that come the commencement of the 2024/25 campaign, they will all be taking to the field for Arne Slot.
