Liverpool Star Mohamed Salah Tells the Club He Wants N13billion a Year to Sign New Contract

• Mohamed Salah has refused to sign new deal at Premier League side Liverpool with the Egyptian asking for more wages
• The former Chelsea star is one of the best players under Jurgen Klopp and the club's chiefs would not want to lose him
• Spanish giants Real Madrid are the only side reported to be interested in the signing of Mohamed Salah

Mohamed Salah has reportedly told Liverpool chiefs that he wants 28 million euros a year which is around N13.6 billion for him to extend his contract at the Premier League giants.

For now, the Egypt international is having two years remaining on his current contract at Anfield and the club's eggheads have been asking him to sign a new deal.

The former Chelsea and Roma star is currently on 11 million euros a year at Liverpool, but Mohamed Salah wants more than double of his current wages for him to stay.

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According to the report on Marca and Eurosport, only Virgil Van Dijk is collecting more money than Mohammed Salah at the Premier League club.

Since joining Liverpool from Roma, Mohammed Salah has helped the Anfield landlords to win the Premier League title and also the Champions League.

What next?

Liverpool will now have to make a decision on whether to meet Mohamed Salah's demand or to allow him to join another big club in Europe.

Real Madrid are said to be interested in Mohamed Salah and the Spanish side could make a move for the Egyptian footballer next summer.

Meanwhile, Liverpool are currently occupying fifth position on the Premier League table with seven points after three games played so far.

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The Reds captain has made 394 appearances for the Reds and scored 30 goals over the period of ten years and won five major trophies.

The 2019-20 Premier League title was the biggest of them all after leading the club to a first league trophy in 30 years.

Henderson was also instrumental to Liverpool's 2018-19 Champions League triumph which was Liverpool's sixth in the rich history in the elite competition.

After penning a new four-year deal with the club, the 31-year-old expressed happiness for the development.