Mohamed Salah Confirms Last Season at Liverpool Amid PSG Contract Offer

Egyptian star’s future in doubt

**Mohamed Salah has confirmed that this season will be his last at Liverpool**, amidst swirling rumors of a lucrative offer from Paris Saint-Germain (PSG). As his contract at Anfield nears its end, the Egyptian forward is now legally free to discuss future deals with clubs outside England. **Salah’s dissatisfaction with Liverpool’s slow contract negotiations** has been no secret, and his recent comments underscore his growing impatience.

Salah’s ambition and current performance

In an interview with Sky Sports, **the 32-year-old reiterated his intention to leave**, stating, “This is my last year at the club, and I want to do something special for the city.” Salah emphasized the lack of progress in contract talks, noting, “It’s the last six months. There’s no progress in negotiations. We’re far from reaching any agreement, so we just have to wait and see.” These statements will undoubtedly capture the attention of his numerous admirers, as **Salah continues to perform exceptionally well**, having scored 20 goals and provided 17 assists in just 26 appearances across all competitions.

PSG’s enticing proposal

Salah’s remarks come shortly after reports from France suggested that **PSG is willing to offer the winger a significantly improved contract** compared to Liverpool’s proposal. While the Premier League club offered a two-year deal with a weekly salary of €400,000, **PSG reportedly proposed a three-year contract worth €500,000 per week**. Salah’s relationship with PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi could play a role in his decision, despite previous attempts to downplay their connection. **The forward also remains a target for clubs in Saudi Arabia**, further complicating his future decisions.