Mohamed Salah has dropped his biggest hint, but his Liverpool Reign will end this season.
As the things are currently, the Egyptian phenomenon will leave the Reds on a free when his contract ends this summer.
Salah admitted that he produced the individual season of his career, while Liverpool has put 11 points away from Arsenal at the top.
His amazing 41 target contributions in the competition via 25 goals and 16 assists have pushed Arne Slot to the top of the Prem table.
It is remarkable that it seems that this will not be enough to keep it in Anfield after the summer.
Salah spoke with club legend Steve McManaman about his time in Liverpool prior to the Merseyside trip of Newcastle on Wednesday.
The 32-year-old who is currently the third highest goal scorer ever of Liverpool IS SPECT his worship for the historic club.
But Salah spoke in a past tense and told everything except the fans that his days were counted in red when things are standing.
On his estate, the winger said to TNT Sports: “I just want fans to remember that I gave it all to the fans, I gave it all to the city.
“I was here, I was not lazy, I just enjoyed my football and gave it everything.
“I think that's what the city is about, they give you love, you have a bond with them.
“I just want them to remember that I was here for eight years … or whatever.”
Salah broke six records when Liverpool Manchester City easily dismantled on Sunday.
McManaman then emphasized the obvious fact that Liverpool fans want Salah to stay more than eight years.
The legendary Real Madrid – midfielder – who now works as a commentator – asked Salah if there have been developments with his contract.
Salah shook his head and added: “No, in a very polite way.”
It is not exactly a reassuring update of the chief, but of course Anfield Chiefs Fenway Sports Group can offer him a new deal.
This is the fifth time that Salah has indicated to leave Liverpool throughout the season.
After he had defeated Man City in December, he admitted: “To be honest, what's in my head – this is in all likelihood the last city game I will play for Liverpool, so I'm just going to enjoy it.”
Salah achieved the headlines for the first time after Liverpool had hit Manchester United 3-0 in September.
He continued: “Nobody talked to me about a contract, so I am just like:” I play my last season and we will see it in the summer. “
The 241st goal of the Egyptian brought him together on the Goalscoreslijst by Liverpool Gordon Hodgson.
Ian Rush is at the forefront with 346 goals, Roger Hunt has 285.
Asked if he is planning to chase the goal scores of Wayne Rooney, Harry Kane or Alan Shearer, Salah said: “Yes, if I stay in this country, I will think about it.
“But so far I just think about winning the Premier League and we will see at the end of the season.”
Arsene Wenger advised Salah that great players can always be called to produce a match -winning moment, even if they have had an overwhelming game.
He said: “I try to be stable and understand that you will not be every game on your best.
“But if you stay focused, you may have one change. I am not busy with a trash. I only need one chance and you play for it.”
If Salah leaves this summer, no other player would have left a club on a larger high.
Salah added: “I think this season is my best season because I also make the other players around me better.
“If you look at all the numbers for my teammates, they will be higher than my previous seasons. My assists are higher.
“If you look at that direction, I think Cody Gakpo and others players enjoy a good season.”
During the balloon d'Or Talk said: “Let's first win the competition and Champions League.
“Because the balloon d'Or, sometimes there are other things involved. I just want to win the Premier League.”
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