According to Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp, Mohamed Salah will make the choice on a new contract deal.

Mo Salah Still waiting to make a new contract extension at Liverpool.

Salah's football future at Anfield is still to be decided by Jurgen Klopp since the attacker is still yet to make another contract extension deal with Liverpool.

His agreement with Liverpool will end coming next year June 2023, and Salah has expressed strong desire to remain at Anfield but also said that his future at the club "is not in my control."

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has indicated that he has no worries regarding the future of Egypt professional player Mohamed Salah, who has scored 27 goals throughout the hole competitions this season.

During a press conference on Friday, Jordan Klopp said, "Salah wants Liverpool to be aspirational." "We are limited in what we can do. Mo has made his mind up.

"From where I sit, everything is good. No more action was taken, and there was no sign-up or refusal. "There's no hurry, we simply have to wait for him make his decision."

The Reds will try to cut the distance on Manchester City who leads the English Premier League table by playing Brighton on Saturday and Arsenal on Tuesday.

They did advanced to the quarterfinals in the Champions League games on Tuesday after their 0-1 loss to inter despite their aggregate win, and Jordan Klopp said that his team's goal now is to take on Pep Guardiola's Manchester City.

"There is no reason why we can't keep going after what the lads have accomplished thus far. The lads are up for the challenge "Klopp chimed in with his own perspective.

"Despite our best efforts, we cannot claim to be in a championship race due of our current deficit. Of course, winning football games is something we strive for, but we'll see how it goes."

After the sanction from UK government to Roman Abramovich for his links to Vladimir Putin, Liverpool's boss Klopp voiced his sympathies for the club's workers.

"This was not a scenario that all Chelsea workers are accountable for," Klopp said. "There is just one, and his name is [Vladimir] Putin. I'm not sure what Roman Abramovich has to do with all of this, though he might be. As far as I can tell, I agree with the government."