MO SALAH has made it clear that he may want to remain at Liverpool after the summer is over.Image

There have been rumours that the club emblem would follow manager Jurgen Klopp from Anfield.

Mo Salah has revealed important information regarding his future.

Salah bid Klopp farewell as well.

Saudi Arabia has shown a strong desire to sign Salah, whose Liverpool contract expires in June 2025.

Last year, Al-Ittihad placed a record-breaking £170 million bid for him.

Additionally, teams from the Middle East are anticipated to make another attempt to sign him this summer, with reports suggesting they are prepared to pay a record-breaking £200 million for the star.

After the season ended on Sunday, Salah posted a picture of himself and his two daughters, Kayan, 4, and Makka, 10, from the Anfield pitch to social media.

He later tweeted his farewell to Klopp, writing, “It was great sharing all those trophies and experiences with you over the past seven years,” despite their April 27 touchline brawl at West Ham.

“I wish you luck in the future and hope to see you again.”

In a subsequent post, Salah appeared to be implying that he would remain at Liverpool for the forthcoming campaign.

He wrote, “We’ll do everything in our power to ensure that happens next season. We understand that winning is what matters.” We’re going to fight like we mean it because our supporters deserve it.

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Undoubtedly, Arne Slot, the team’s newly appointed manager, will be hoping Liverpool can hold onto their best player through the summer.

The Dutchman reportedly agreed to a three-year contract.

Furthermore, Slot issued an official statement when Klopp attempted to start a chant for his replacement during his farewell speech after Liverpool defeated Wolves 2-0.

When Klopp arrived, he said, “You welcome the new manager like you welcomed me.” You gave it your all right from the beginning. You never give up on your beliefs. You put the group under pressure. I am now one of you. I absolutely adore you.

In his farewell speech to Feyenoord, Slot continued, “It is certainly not an easy decision to close the door behind you at a club where you have experienced so many wonderful moments and worked successfully with so many wonderful people.”

However, as a player, it’s difficult to turn down the opportunity to become the head coach of one of the biggest teams in the world in the Premier League.

Arne Slot will take Klopp’s place in the Liverpool dugout. Liverpool is going Dutch.

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45. Arne Slot, the manager

Slot won the Eredivisie title in 2023 and the KNVB Cup in 2024 after taking over Feyenoord for three seasons.

Similar to Jurgen Klopp, this former Dutch football player is well known for his attention to detail and love of attacking the game.

Assistant manager Sipke Hulshoff, 49,

Hulshoff currently assists Ronald Koeman as the Holland national team’s assistant manager in addition to working alongside Slot at Feyenoord.

He had two stints as the manager of the obscure Dutch team Cambuur.
Head of Department Peeters Ruben, 31

Peeters, a former Genk fitness coach, has been employed by Feyenoord since 2021 and collaborates with Slot.

The Belgian holds a Master’s degree in Sports Sciences.

Chief analyst Etienne Reijnen, 37

a former centre defender who became pro in 2020 with the intention of becoming a coach.

In October 2023, Reijnen joined Feyenoord as an assistant coach. His main duty there is to analyse and counsel Arne Slot on technical topics.