Arne Slot, manager of Liverpool, says his players have to join in with the levels of Mohamed Salah, who is not closer to the signing of a new contract with Anfield.
Salah enjoys one of the best seasons of his career, scores 30 goals and delivers 21 templates in all competitions. He was the first Premier League player who scored a goal in 11 different games in a certain season on Sunday and led Liverpool in the Etihad Stadium to Manchester City to expand their advantage over Arsenal to 11 points.
The Egyptian has now scored 30 goals or more goals in five of its eight seasons in Angield and set its status as a club end for a long time. But there is a big concern that Salah, whose current contract has expired in the summer, can choose a high prime minister League title, apart from a dramatic late collapse, and the red have looked strong in the champions.
Liverpool has not given up hope that Salah will sign a new contract – the talks will continue between the two parties – and the slot was asked again about the future of his Talisman before came against Newcastle United on Wednesday.
The Dutchman is desperate that Salah will stay, but revealed that he may need help from his other players to convince the 32-year-old that this would be the right thing.
“You can look at this in both ways because it becomes all the more expensive, but if it goes bad, we would have the second overview of the expansion of his contract”.
“I think it is the best for everyone to bring in the performances he is now.
“Maybe for those who have to pay him, it’s not the best, but it is the best for everyone else.
“We only need players who are at the top of their game because this is one of the best, if not the best club in the world, for whom you can play. He has to have these performances here to play here and hopefully here to extend. “
Liverpool also hopes that Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold will sign new contracts, although the latter remains a primary goal for 15-fold Champions League winners Real Madrid and is striving for a new challenge outside of his youth club.