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Jurgen Klopp brought Mohamed Salah to Liverpool in June 2017, and he is hopeful the Egyptian will extend his stay at Anfield.

Still, this Mohamed Salah impasse is like nothing we've ever known before. The probable the best player in the world, the probable Ballon d'Or winner, a player in the midst of a prime Lionel Messi level season seems to be pitching his club on the benefits of extending his contract.

Insights from Sky Sports’ ExclusiveMohamed Salah recently spoke with Sky Sports about his ambitions and leadership within the club as he faces a pivotal

If Liverpool want to keep Mohamed Salah they need to move quickly to quell PSG's interest in the Egyptian attacker.

Former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp expressed hope on Tuesday that Mohamed Salah will sign a new contract to stay at Anfield beyond the end of this season.So I hope he will stay at Liverpool," Klopp replied to a question about Salah from an Egyptian journalist during a press conference in Austria.

Former Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp has said he hopes Mohamed Salah stays at the club, labelling him the best striker they have had in modern times.

Jürgen Klopp has declared he hopes Mohamed Salah will stay at Liverpool, saying that Arne Slot’s team may now be “the best-balanced team in the world”.

Jurgen Klopp has delivered a heartfelt plea to Mohamed Salah, urging the Egyptian star to commit to a new contract at Liverpool.

Jurgen Klopp is hoping that Mohamed Salah will remain at Liverpool as he branded the 32-year-old the best forward in the club’s modern history. Salah’s present deal expires at the end of the season, and he ramped up the pressure on the Anfield hierarchy with some hard-hitting comments last month.