
MO SALAH played a key role in aiding Liverpool to stretch their lead to eight points at the Premier League summit, while also shedding light on his contract status.
The Egyptian superstar netted one goal and provided two assists as Arne Slot’s squad scored five times against West Ham.
Nonetheless, Salah, whose contract expires this summer and who will be eligible to negotiate with foreign clubs in just two days, revealed that a new deal with the Reds is still “far away.”
He stated: “No, we are still a long way from that, and I’d prefer not to go into detail to prevent any speculation.”
“At the moment, my concentration is on the team.”
“What is most important to me is for Liverpool to clinch the league title; I just want to play my part in that.”
“My primary goal has been to win a trophy since the beginning of the season.”
“I will give everything for the team’s success; we are on the right path. Several teams are catching up to us, so we need to remain focused and humble, pushing forward.”
Luis Diaz kicked off the scoring, followed by Salah assisting Cody Gakpo with a remarkable spin before netting his own goal just before halftime.
Trent Alexander-Arnold’s deflected effort brought the score to four before Salah provided the assist for Diogo Jota’s goal in the 84th minute.
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Salah has consistently scored at least 20 goals each season with Liverpool and has both scored and assisted in eight different league matches this season, setting a new Premier League record.
Slot commented: “Mo and the word extraordinary have been often connected over the past six months. He truly deserves this acclaim for the past eight years, but my observations are limited to the last six months.”
Mo Salah provides a critical update on his Liverpool contract status while breaking the Premier League record in the match against Tottenham
“I don’t think he continues to surprise us; we are fully aware of his immense talent and capabilities.”
“Additionally, he consistently puts in the effort for the team, even when the opposition is in possession, and we can only wish for him to continue these remarkable performances.”
“That said, I want to emphasize that there is always a sequence leading up to his goals.”
“Other players are crucial in constructing chances for him, and when you give Mo those opportunities, he is indeed exceptional.”
While Liverpool showcased their strength, West Ham struggled to generate any substantial danger and left the field to boos at the London Stadium.
Manager Julen Lopetegui expressed: “We feel great sorrow for our fans. I genuinely regret this outcome. They certainly deserve much more, and today has been tough for us.”
“The fans are always justified in their emotions, and we fully understand them.”
“We are striving to become more competitive; at times we succeed, but we need to improve in home fixtures as we progress through the second half of the season.”