Mohamed Salah has hinted at leaving Liverpool, stating that the club has not yet begun contract talks, despite his deal expiring in 2025.

[dropcap]L[/dropcap]iverpool winger Mohamed Salah has indicated he may leave the club next year after revealing that he has not been approached for new contract talks.

Salah’s current contract with the Reds expires in June 2025, but with no discussions yet initiated, the 32-year-old expressed growing uncertainty about his future at Anfield.

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In a recent statement, Salah said, “I’m probably more out than in! I didn’t receive any proposal. We’re almost in December and I haven’t received any offers yet to stay in the club. I’m probably more out than in.”

With his contract situation unresolved, Salah will be free to negotiate with foreign clubs from January, which has led to speculation about his potential move abroad.

His comments suggest he is considering all options as the clock ticks down on his time at Liverpool.

Salah’s revelation has raised questions about his long-term commitment to the club, and fans will be watching closely to see if any formal offers are made before the January transfer window opens.