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Liverpool Football Club has secured the long-term future of the talisman Mohamed Salah, who signed a new two-year contract extension on Friday, ending months of speculation about a potential departure.

The announcement marks the resolution of a protracted contract saga that had left Liverpool fans anxious about potentially losing their star player.

Earlier in the season, Salah himself hinted at a possible departure, expressing frustration in November over the lack of a formal offer from the club.

The deal ensures Salah will remain at Anfield until 2027, cementing his legacy as one of the club’s greatest-ever players.

His decision to stay ensures he will continue breaking records at Anfield.

He has shown for so many years in a row how much value he has to the club, like all the fans and the team-mates they are very happy he has extended for two more years.”

“Relief.

It’s no surprise to you I knew a bit better how the contract situation went.”

“I knew a bit longer things were heading in the right direction?

It is a big compliment to Richard Hughes because Mo Salah, as a free agent, can go to any club he wants to.”

And now, Chris Bascombe of the Telegraph has revealed what the Egyptian will be earning with the new deal.

Salah earned a reported £350,000 per week as part of a three-year extension he signed in 2022, making him the highest-paid player in the club’s history at the time.

And it seems he’s got a nice bump up, with the Telegraph reporting that the finalized agreement includes performance-based incentives that could push Salah’s total earnings to £25 million per season.

Thus, Salah would earn approximately £480,769 per week if all bonuses and clauses are met.

This structure aligns with Liverpool’s “self-sustaining” financial model, rewarding success without compromising summer transfer plans.

Salah’s total potential earnings of £480,769 weekly (£25 million annually) make him the highest-paid player in club history, though still below the likes of Robert Lewandowski (£541,020 weekly at Barcelona).

As Salah aims to surpass Sergio Agüero’s Premier League goal record and lead Liverpool to a 20th league title, his renewed commitment offers a beacon of continuity in Anfield’s new era.

With the Reds 11 points clear atop the table, the Egyptian’s signature might just be the catalyst for another historic celebration.

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