What is Liverpool FC doing there? Mohamed Salah is right to be angry with the Reds due to stalled contract talks

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Fans’ anger at club owners

From the point of view of Liverpool fans, Salah’s situation is completely unacceptable. You are tired of waiting for something to happen on this issue for a long time.

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At a stage of the season when you should be looking forward to two exciting matches against Real Madrid and Manchester City, this is something entirely different: the future of a club legend – and also of two other top stars, Virgil van Dijk and Trent . Alexander-Arnold will also be available on a free transfer next summer. It is surprising, if not incomprehensible, that all three were allowed to enter the final year of their contracts, as it must have been clear to everyone involved that speculation about the trio’s future would come to a head at some point. Will become a distraction.

It was only a matter of time before one of the affected stars spoke out – and now it’s Salah’s right to speak out. After all, he is the main reason why Liverpool are on top of both the Premier League and Champions League.

Of course, one could also argue that club owners Michael Edwards (football CEO at Reds owner FSG Group) and Richard Hughes (sporting director) had the right to not extend Salah, the highest-paid player in the club’s history. Was. After all, they probably wanted to reassure them that Salah had fully recovered from the injury that troubled him at the end of last season.

However, during preparation it became clear that Salah was back in top form after benefiting from the long break. FSG’s problem now is that Salah’s performance on the pitch and his sentences in front of the journalists’ microphones have significantly weakened the club owners’ negotiating position – so much so that those responsible, if they do not extend their star, have to Will have to suffer loss. Expecting angry fan reactions. Most supporters have long been dissatisfied with the fact that their club is reportedly adopting austerity measures.

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