Mohamed Salah remains set to leave Liverpool at the end of the season, but the club's attempts to hang on to him have been boosted after he was tipped to win the Ballon d'Or

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has said he is "very, very proud" of becoming the first player in the club's history to score 50 goals in Europe.

Liverpool still have plenty of work to do if they want to make any new signings this month, with Arne Slot's still in contention to win the Premier League, Champions League, FA Cup and Carabao Cup

Liverpool is proactively addressing Mo Salah's potential departure. Their pursuit of Takefusa Kubo, potentially involving a three-player swap deal, showcases their strategic approach to maintaining squad strength and competitiveness despite significant changes.

Mohamed Salah is free to negotiate a pre-contract agreement with any club, as his Liverpool deal is set to expire at the end of the season. Salah has been in se

Salah's first-half strike handed Liverpool the lead and they upped the pressure in the second half as they searched for another goal. Mandi was then sent off after he received a second yellow card for a challenge on Luis Diaz and it appeared as though the Reds would soon find the breakthrough they were looking for.

Rodrygo is perhaps not yet at Salah's level, but he's close and more importantly, he's almost a decade younger. Liverpool should see the 24-year-old winger as their number one option to replace Salah. With the Reds, Rodrygo could continue to blossom into his prime years and become a core piece for the foreseeable future.

Football Insider has been told by Keith Wyness that Liverpool will not match the £65million contract offered to Mohamed Salah by Al-Hilal.

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Manchester City's new signing Omar Marmoush, described as a 'golden boy' by Mohamed Salah, will be hoping to carve out a career as successful as his Egypt teammate - albeit in his own way - after completing a move to the Premier League.

Curtis Jones posted a photo on his Instagram this week of him celebrating a Mohamed Salah goal. Many of the comments were pleasant and many were not.