Mohamed Salah has lifted the lid on the advice he received from Arsene Wenger after the Arsenal legend visited Liverpool’s training ground. Wenger stepped down

Mohamed Salah has admitted that Roberto Firmino's departure from Liverpool made him stop taking things for granted at the club, highlighting the bond they shared together

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah sees his long-term future up in the air as he has less than a year remaining on his contract which expires next summer. The 32-y

Liverpool should enhance the feel-good factor around the club by ending the impasse over Salah's future. Give Mo his dough

Mohamed Salah has said he wants to "win it all" with Liverpool this season and has dismissed suggestions that Arne Slot's side are underdogs in the Premier League title race.

Mohamed Salah has lifted the lid on a simple yet effective piece of advice he once received from Arsene Wenger when he spoke with the ex-Arsenal manager at Liverpool’s training ground. The 32-year-old Egyptian has established himself as one of the most revered attackers in Premier League history since swapping Roma for Liverpool back in 2017.

Mohamed Salah insists Liverpool are not “underdogs” in the Premier League title race as they have one of the best squads in the world. Under new head coach Arne Slot, Liverpool have won 15 of their 17 games this season and sit top of both the Premier League and Champions League.

Mohamed Salah believes that nothing lasts forever as uncertainty surrounds his Liverpool future with his contract expiring at the end of the current season. It is believed that Salah wants to stay at Anfield and extend his contract,