Liverpool star Mohamed Salah has opted to give nothing away when quizzed about his future at the club following another superb performance in Sunday’s 6-3 victory at Tottenham.
The Egyptian bagged a brace as the Reds made another statement of intent in the title race and moved four points clear of second-placed Chelsea with a game in hand.
The 32-year-old further edged his name in the club’s history books with 229 goals in 373 games since joining from Roma in 2017.
With his current contract expiring in summer, Salah is yet to extend his stay and had a two-word answer when asked if there was any update over his future.
He simply replied: “No, no,” he said according to Daily Mail.
Instead, the Reds legend preferred to speak about continuing to break records at Anfield.
“Records? It’s great to achieve that at such a big club. Wherever I am going to end my career I am happy about it.
“Of course, I didn’t think I about it before the game to be fair, but I’m glad that I’ve done it a few times.
“So yeah, something makes me happy. I’m proud, and just keep working hard.
“Of course, it’s something great to achieve. It’s such a big club like Liverpool. But again, the most important thing is we won the game, and they had that achievement. It’s great.
“I don’t know how he [Billy Liddell] scored that many goals to be fair. I think the football in that time was quite seven against seven. It wasn’t really 11 against 11, but he’s a great legend for the club, and we have a good contact. So whatever I’m gonna end my career with, I’m happy about it. So let’s see.”
Salah’s 228 and 229 goals for the Kop side on Sunday saw him surpass Liddell as Liverpool’s fourth highest goalscorer of all time.
