The former Liverpool star and the nearby friend of Mohamed Salah, leave Lovren, revealed her thoughts about the 32 -year -old player's expiring contract with Los Rojos.
The Egyptian agreement with the current leaders of the Premier League has been a continuous concern among club fans, since it is known that it can already sign an agreement prior to the contract with foreign teams.
In addition, Virgil Van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold are also seeing that their contract expires at the end of the season.
Despite an impressive way this season with 21 goals and 13 assists in 23 Premier League games, Salah's agreement remains a great conversation issue.
In an interview with WinwinOne of his close friends and former teammates, Lovren, revealed that he believes that Liverpool has not shown Salah enough respect throughout his negotiations.
He said: 'Salah believes that things are missing on the club side, and I hope it will be resolved soon. But the current reality is that it is closer to leave.
The former Liverpool star left Lovren has revealed that she believes that Mohamed Salah 'is closer to leaving'
The duo spent six years together in Anfield until 2020, when Croatian moved to Russia
The 32 -year -old Egyptian sees that his contract expires despite an impressive season with 21 goals and 13 assists in the Premier League
'I concluded that the club does not respect it enough, or not as much as it deserves, but that is another side of the conversation, it is what is happening behind the scene.
“Liverpool loves, because of the way Liverpool loves a lot, and wants to stay, and that is the most important part, it may see himself retiring there.”
Lovren's statements occur after Salah hinted several times that this could be his last season in the Red shirt after he described his desire to win another Premier League title.
Last month, the 32 -year -old striker stood out again that despite the remaining five months in his agreement, there is no progress in his negotiations with the club.
Even the head of Liverpool, Arne Slot, who enjoys his first campaign with Salah, praised the player, suggesting that he deserves to be appointed an extraordinary footballer.
After spending six years together playing for the Reds, the former teammate Lovren defended the Egyptian, saying he wanted him to stay.
'Everyone wants me to stay, and I personally want that too. I called him the other day and said: “Mo, you have to think about yourself. Look at everything I have done for this club and what I am still able to do.”
Salah and Lovren contacted Zenit St Petersburg in 2020.
Previously, the head of Liverpool, Arne Slot, praised the star of the Reds saying that he deserves to be called extraordinary footballer
Lovren has advised Salah to “think about yourself” after the Egyptian revealed that there is no progress in its negotiations with the club.
The duo developed a strong relationship for six years in Anfield, with the Croatian even congratulating the 32 -year -old player after his 100th goal for Liverpool in 2021.
Now, the Egyptian has 237 goals in 383 games for the Reds, placing itself in the fourth place at the Club's biggest table.
“I think it does not receive enough attention despite these numbers, because if it were Messi or Ronaldo, we would see daily talk about why his contract was not renewed and why he was not made the right offer,” Lovrenn added.
“I called him the other day and said:” Mo, you have to think about yourself. Look at everything I have done for this club and what I am still able to do. “
The Croatian explained that friendship began with his passion shared by coffee after Salah asked him if he would like the drink at an airport.
Lovren now plays on the Greek side Paak. The former defender of Southampton and Lyon made seven appearances this season, but is currently marginalized by an ankle injury.
When it was questioned if Saudi Pro League could be a future option for Salah, he said: 'If you leave, why not? As you know, the Saudi League is beginning to be more competitive.
“I think if Mo goes there, he will be one of the biggest stars, and it will be a great marketing boom for the league, and will definitely attract some fans with him, so we hope and see what happens.”
Saudi Chief Turki Alalshikh has pointed out Al-Hilal's intention to sign the Egyptian after Neymar's recent departure to Santos
In January, Alalshikh shared a photo of Salah in a Al-Hilal kit on its Facebook page
During the winter transfer window, it was revealed that the chiefs of Saudi Arabia were eager to bring the player, offering the player an amazing agreement of £ 65 million in two seasons.
In addition, Turki Alalshikh, president of the Saudi General Entertainment Authority, shared a photo of Salah in an Al -Hilal kit on its social media pages in December.
The league champions have shown a clear interest, especially after finishing Neymar's contract, who later joined his Santos Childhood Club.
If the Egyptian decides to complete the movement, it could join the former European football stars such as Joao Cancelo, Ruben Neves and Kalidou Koulibaly.