Salah: This Could Be My Last Time Playing at Old Trafford, No One at the Club Has Talked to Me About a Contract Extension

In the third round of the Premier League, Salah contributed two assists and a goal, helping Liverpool secure a commanding 3-0 away victory against Manchester United. After the match, Salah spoke to the media.

Salah said, “This is a great result. Everyone knows the importance of the derby to the fans and this city. We need to keep working hard, and if we want to compete for the league title, you have to win every game.”

“I was directly involved in all three goals, so I’m happy about that. The coach wanted us to press high, and we took advantage of some of their mistakes very well; it was part of the plan. Under Klopp’s leadership in the past, we always tried to press as high up the pitch as possible. Now it’s very similar to seven years ago. The coach has his own system, and we are trying to adapt. The new coach has his style, and he wants everyone to adapt. He had several meetings with some of the senior players, telling them they need to set an example for the younger players.”

“I had a wonderful summer, with a lot of time alone and positive thinking. This is my last year at the club, and I want to enjoy it. I feel like I can play freely now—let’s see what happens next year.”

“An easy win? I agree with your view, I was a bit surprised. The game could have ended much earlier, with a scoreline of 5-0 or 6-0. Honestly, this could be the last time I play at Old Trafford. No one at the club has talked to me about renewing my contract. This isn’t something I can decide; it’s the club’s decision.”