Liverpool are gearing up for important discussions with Mohamed Salah’s representative while the Egyptian star is away on national team duty at the Africa Cup of Nations. The club is determined to bring clarity to a saga that has generated mounting speculation and debate off the pitch.
The drama escalated after Salah made frustrated comments following a dramatic 3–3 draw with Leeds United, fueling talk that his time at Anfield could be in doubt.
However, inside Anfield circles there’s a strong belief that Liverpool aren’t planning to sell the 32-year-old this month, especially with key striker Alexander Isak sidelined through injury. With Salah’s importance to the attack now greater than ever, the club sees keeping him — at least for the remainder of the season — as crucial.
To settle the growing uncertainty, Liverpool’s sporting director Richard Hughes is expected to lead face-to-face negotiations with Salah’s long-time agent, Ramy Abbas. These talks are aimed not only at smoothing over recent tensions but also at defining the Egyptian’s long-term role in the squad and how he fits into Liverpool’s future vision.
What happens next could shape the Reds’ direction well beyond the current campaign — whether that’s a renewed commitment from Salah or simply short-term reassurance for fans and teammates.
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