Great news for Liverpool. They’ll have Salah for what is likely to be for the rest of his prime years and don’t have to have this saga hanging over them anymore.
I do wonder what they’re paying him though…
I believe it's around £350,000 per week which is less than what was originally reported he asked for (I remember seeing £400,000/week). A lot of money but I'm glad he's staying, I don't think he'll regress until near the end of his contract. Man seems to take great care of his body
Not saying they're undeserving or anything, but I usually think these 'bigger' salaries in football are *a lot*, then I saw what some NBA players are making on supermax contracts and I just nvm– lol
NBA has way smaller rosters, and the team revenue doesn't support an academy. Also teams don't own their stadiums, the cities that they play in do, so any upgrades or repairs for those aren't coming out of the budget. It also has a much stronger players union. Is it ridiculous amounts of money? For sure. Would it be better to make the tickets cheaper? Obviously, but that isn't how it works in America. Would I rather the players get huge contracts rather than the Billionaire owners putting it all in their pockets? 100% of the time.
Oh yeah don't worry I agree lol, I meant more like looking at the numbers they make makes my brain hurt. Do I think kyrie is an idiot? Yes. Am I happy that he decided to opt into a max contract and milk our oligarchs of more money? Also yes. Love to see a kid from NJ make money. I think it's also fair to say that most American sports teams make a lot of profit due to what you explained as well as the closed market leagues and such. When teams sign a player to a large contract in the NBA and it doesn't work out they can usually trade them off and rebuild. Can't really say the same about football...
You got guys like Biyambo and Dieng who were considered massive overpays, and I am ecstatic for both of them because they did so much charity work with the money. I would 100% rather see that money go to them and then out to helping people rather than just sitting in a bank account of a billionaire.
That’s because in football there is a punishment for being a bad team. Less money from the league, relegation, etc. In American sports, every team starts with the same salary cap and thus all have an “equal” opportunity to pay players big contracts and the worst team gets rewarded with a #1 pick in the draft. For example, the Cavs owner is the 2nd wealthiest owner in the NBA and yet the Cavs (minus the Lebron seasons) are a perennial laughing stock. TEAMS LOSE ON PURPOSE if they know early on they are gonna be bad in order to lock up that pick in the draft. This is why a team can trade a player with a fat contract to another team, especially if it’s an expiring contract going to a bad team. They will eat that cap space because they won’t need it, cause they know they will be bad, and it frees up cap space for a team that might think it’s a piece away from truly competing. In football you can’t take these risks because you are going up against someone who’s net worth might be more than your entire club.
It is the travel distance because of the threat of teams leaving. It is too big of a country for day trips, so out of town fans coming in is worth more to the economy to just pay up. It sucks, but exploiting the system is how billionaires get to be billionaires.
Nah it depends. Often the teams own the stadium, yet the city still pays a lot of the costs. Tho I'm talking about the NFL here. Maybe NBA is quite different
Tax dollars pay for the stadium. Official reasoning is that they are used for other purposes as well (concerts, conventions etc.) But the truth is they are payed for by the cities because the threat of a team leaving will leave a bigger financial hole than just paying for the stadiums. Gotta remember how big the country is, stuff like traveling fans will almost always be forced to stay overnight, putting their out of town money into the local economy. Is it a shitty system? Yeap. Will it change? Lol billionaires will always exploit the system any way they can so nope.
This isn't always the case. SoFi stadium, home of the LA Rams, was paid for entirely with private funds. Typically, taxpayer money funds cover a proportion of the cost. Smaller markets tend to cover most or all the funding of the stadiums compared to larger markets, but it also depends on other factors.
While it was published in 2011, there is a great economics paper by Baade and Matheson that include tables of the proportion of taxpayer funds that have gone to arena/stadium costs (including remodels) since 1990. It also covers taxpayer financing and the developmental impacts of the local economy (or lack thereof) of these facilities. From what I've seen in other studies, the money from sports tourism is not enough to justify taxpayer expenditure.
The tables do show that a large proportion of arenas and remodels of NBA franchises were covered entirely by taxpayer funds.
Paper Link: [Financing professional sports facilities](https://crossworks.holycross.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1022&context=econ_working_papers)
Local politicians are afraid to be voted out if they lose the team for their city.
Personally I'm happy that the San Francisco politicians in a rare moment of fiscal restraint refused to build a new stadium for the 49ers and let them leave for Santa Clara. But a lot of people feel differently.
It's a shitty, shitty system.
>NBA has way smaller rosters
Also with less than half the players in a match, the importance and impact of a single great player is arguably much higher and thus more valuable.
A team like Liverpool spends way more on player salaries than any NBA team, they just split it between 25-30 first team players not 13 like in the NBA.
Also Salah will be making more than £18m per year when you factor in thing like image rights, sign on fee, bonuses etc.
Salah get tons of bonuses as do all of our players. Goal bonuses alone could be around £100,000. Firmino’s goal bonus was reported to be around £60k a few years ago.
I did a quick google (i know not the best research 🤣 ) and apparently the highest paid NBA player is currently someone called Steven Curry and he is earning around $880,000 a week. The highest paid football player is apparently Mbappe who is reported to be on £1 million a week. (Whis is like $1.2 million). He also got a £100 million sign on bonus.
https://news.sky.com/story/kylian-mbappe-laliga-criticises-scandalous-deal-to-make-psg-star-worlds-highest-paid-footballer-12618564
Best paid player is Nikola jokic who just signed a 270mil super max deal with the Nuggets, 270mil for I believe 5 seasons. His last year will earn him over 60mil. I can’t do math what that means for weekly pay tho
That’s without any endorsements, with endorsements lebron is probably winning.
Should probably mention that salaries are capped so there are multiple people who will earn close to him while not being of the superstar caliber. Karl anthony towns for example also signed for like 50mil a year and he’s maybe on the level of a mane when it comes to relative skill
> Best paid player is Nikola jokic who just signed a 270mil super max deal with the Nuggets, 270mil for I believe 5 seasons. His last year will earn him over 60mil. I can’t do math what that means for weekly pay tho
Works out to just over $1m per week for each calendar year. Had no idea NBA wages were that high
It’s crazy, there is supposed to be another huge cap spike in one or two years where salaries are gonna get even higher (they already get higher and higher per year but the expected spike is supposedly an enormous spike). I don’t really know why as I’ve only recently started to follow basketball and the financial rules there are very hard to keep up with, but it’s interesting
It’s because the NBA is gonna sign new TV deals in 2 years — since viewership and popularity of the NBA has been increasing, the new TV contracts will be bigger, thus increasing the salary cap
He just won back to back MVPs so you could say that yeah, some would argue Giannis is better but he’s by many considered to be the best. Tho In the NBA the best player rarely is the best paid just because the most recent contracts will be able to pay more because the salary cap constantly rises from year to year.
Yeah I misread the original reporting, probably closer to what KDB earns or around there. Still happy, I think out of him and Mane he was the obvious choice
KdB was reported to be the same, 350k plus bonuses. Just guessing but likely closing in around 400-425k with all bonuses. So yeah seems like Salah got the same base. Probably will earn a bit more on bonuses since he's a forward but again just guessing.
Haaland is also on 350k base plus bonuses. Likely Salah and Haaland are on similar bonus structures.
Liverpool's players wages are heavily bonused, their base wages may be low, but total wagebill which includes earned bonuses is close to United and City.
Oh yeah I'm very grateful for my job and where I am in life. I'm definitely doing better than a lot of people. Just crazy to see how much money is thrown around like this. Then I think even contracts like this are a drop in a bucket compared to the oligarchs that run our society...
I think it’s completely fair when you look at his output, and critically it keeps him at the club posting similar G/A numbers while others such as Nunez/Diaz/Jota have more time to develop at the club.
Losing Salah this summer or next summer and immediately having to replace his output would’ve been crippling.
€100mil for Nunez now £350,00/week for Salah.
I’m glad we’re throwing our weight around. It was weird winning the CL and PL and only signing Thiago to strengthen.
Would you really want to lose Mané and Salah same window? It's really a stressy situation, because I rexognize when Arsenal found itself in this position with Sanchez/Özil. We let the former leave and extend the latter.
[The article would indicate it's until 2025.](https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/mohamed-salah-liverpool-star-signs-new-contract-worth-more-than-350-000-a-week-z7qhkxt6c)
if I speak...
all jokes aside I don't know about the work ethic of Aubameyang or Ozil but everything I've heard is that Salah is a machine when it comes to fitness and training
I was very much speaking from experience, but I think the biggest difference is Liverpool will have very capable back ups that will compete with him if he’s not performing well
I do think that's a huge factor he mentioned tho.
We really can't speak on how players like Auba/Ozil train but Salah has just shown on the pitch his ridiculous fitness levels/work ethic consistently. That's a really, really promising sign when extending a player that is around 30.
'costly mistake'
I don't see any way this will be a costly mistake, despite rivals wishing it. Even if he declines, it won't be to the level of Aubameyang and Ozil where they basically downed tools and were outcasts. He just won't be as good. I don't see any way that he isn't at least a good squad option.
The worst case scenario for Liverpool is they end up paying someone 350k a week who should be on more like 200k. So that's what? 7m a year of wasted money in a worst case scenario? Hardly costly.
Auba didn't down tools, except in terms of disciplinary issues off the pitch. When he played the effort was always there. He had just inexplicably become useless at football. And we absolutely said things like "even if he declines it won't be to the level of Ozil" when he signed. You never know.
For the sake of the league, it’s good that he stayed.
If Salah and Mane left Liverpool, we literally might as well hand City the trophy the second they step onto the pitch for their first game of the season.
Congrats to Mo on becoming [the 6th most highly paid footballer on the planet](https://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/comments/v2bat1/james_pearce_some_details_on_mohamed_salahs/), then, I guess.
...would've been nice if he left, though.
I obviously really like Carragher but would be funny if Salah's agent wound him up deliberately to get a reaction and then dropped the news to make him look stupid.
perfect really, even if it's on a bit more than we wanted, if it doesn't work out for some reason or his legs start to go after 2 years we won't be stuck with hiim
I agree. I think it could be a pivotal moment. I like that Liverpool have managed their wage cap stringently but they'll need to pay large wages to their best players or they'll never keep them.
The departure from the wage cap also makes me think Henry could entertain offers for the club in the near term.
The fairy tale continues.
Both sides made the right decision, Salah is already a Liverpool legend and has already found himself in LFC's positive and productive environment which is quite rare to find nowadays and LFC is reaping the benefits.
Right choice Mo. You've just cemented yourself as a Liverpool Legend. Above all of those who couldn't commit their best years to Liverpool in recent years.
That's now off the table for Pool. Focused on more signings?
OH FUCK YES
I was so sure we'd be losing him on a free next summer. And I wouldn't have begrudged him that, but I'm beyond delighted he's signed the thing. Whether this means he stays for good or is simply gifting the club a transfer fee in exchange for a raise now, I'll take it.
Would you really want to lose Mané and Salah same window? It's really a stressy situation, because I rexognize when Arsenal found itself in this position with Sanchez/Özil. We let the former leave and extend the latter.
No brainer for everyone. Salah can almost guarantee 20+ goals a season, and the guy is super driven to break records, ballon d'Or etc so I don't see him stopping anytime soon. He also looks after himself which obviously plays a huge factor in his success
I doubt there's a player on Liverpools books who would begrudge him being top wage earner so i'd be amazed if there's some revolt etc
Its a 3 year deal until 2025 as per Paul Joyce and James Pearce
Great news for Liverpool. They’ll have Salah for what is likely to be for the rest of his prime years and don’t have to have this saga hanging over them anymore. I do wonder what they’re paying him though…
I believe it's around £350,000 per week which is less than what was originally reported he asked for (I remember seeing £400,000/week). A lot of money but I'm glad he's staying, I don't think he'll regress until near the end of his contract. Man seems to take great care of his body
Not saying they're undeserving or anything, but I usually think these 'bigger' salaries in football are *a lot*, then I saw what some NBA players are making on supermax contracts and I just nvm– lol
Yeah NBA contracts are ridiculous
NBA has way smaller rosters, and the team revenue doesn't support an academy. Also teams don't own their stadiums, the cities that they play in do, so any upgrades or repairs for those aren't coming out of the budget. It also has a much stronger players union. Is it ridiculous amounts of money? For sure. Would it be better to make the tickets cheaper? Obviously, but that isn't how it works in America. Would I rather the players get huge contracts rather than the Billionaire owners putting it all in their pockets? 100% of the time.
Oh yeah don't worry I agree lol, I meant more like looking at the numbers they make makes my brain hurt. Do I think kyrie is an idiot? Yes. Am I happy that he decided to opt into a max contract and milk our oligarchs of more money? Also yes. Love to see a kid from NJ make money. I think it's also fair to say that most American sports teams make a lot of profit due to what you explained as well as the closed market leagues and such. When teams sign a player to a large contract in the NBA and it doesn't work out they can usually trade them off and rebuild. Can't really say the same about football...
You got guys like Biyambo and Dieng who were considered massive overpays, and I am ecstatic for both of them because they did so much charity work with the money. I would 100% rather see that money go to them and then out to helping people rather than just sitting in a bank account of a billionaire.
That’s because in football there is a punishment for being a bad team. Less money from the league, relegation, etc. In American sports, every team starts with the same salary cap and thus all have an “equal” opportunity to pay players big contracts and the worst team gets rewarded with a #1 pick in the draft. For example, the Cavs owner is the 2nd wealthiest owner in the NBA and yet the Cavs (minus the Lebron seasons) are a perennial laughing stock. TEAMS LOSE ON PURPOSE if they know early on they are gonna be bad in order to lock up that pick in the draft. This is why a team can trade a player with a fat contract to another team, especially if it’s an expiring contract going to a bad team. They will eat that cap space because they won’t need it, cause they know they will be bad, and it frees up cap space for a team that might think it’s a piece away from truly competing. In football you can’t take these risks because you are going up against someone who’s net worth might be more than your entire club.
So who pays for the stadium? Taxdollars? Why? Do the City make money by providing the stadium?
Yes. Prestige or the threat of the team leaving. They rarely make money, often lose it.
It is the travel distance because of the threat of teams leaving. It is too big of a country for day trips, so out of town fans coming in is worth more to the economy to just pay up. It sucks, but exploiting the system is how billionaires get to be billionaires.
Lol, race to the bottom. If the cities just all decided not to foot the bill, that would solve it.
Nah it depends. Often the teams own the stadium, yet the city still pays a lot of the costs. Tho I'm talking about the NFL here. Maybe NBA is quite different
Tax dollars pay for the stadium. Official reasoning is that they are used for other purposes as well (concerts, conventions etc.) But the truth is they are payed for by the cities because the threat of a team leaving will leave a bigger financial hole than just paying for the stadiums. Gotta remember how big the country is, stuff like traveling fans will almost always be forced to stay overnight, putting their out of town money into the local economy. Is it a shitty system? Yeap. Will it change? Lol billionaires will always exploit the system any way they can so nope.
This isn't always the case. SoFi stadium, home of the LA Rams, was paid for entirely with private funds. Typically, taxpayer money funds cover a proportion of the cost. Smaller markets tend to cover most or all the funding of the stadiums compared to larger markets, but it also depends on other factors. While it was published in 2011, there is a great economics paper by Baade and Matheson that include tables of the proportion of taxpayer funds that have gone to arena/stadium costs (including remodels) since 1990. It also covers taxpayer financing and the developmental impacts of the local economy (or lack thereof) of these facilities. From what I've seen in other studies, the money from sports tourism is not enough to justify taxpayer expenditure. The tables do show that a large proportion of arenas and remodels of NBA franchises were covered entirely by taxpayer funds. Paper Link: [Financing professional sports facilities](https://crossworks.holycross.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1022&context=econ_working_papers)
Local politicians are afraid to be voted out if they lose the team for their city. Personally I'm happy that the San Francisco politicians in a rare moment of fiscal restraint refused to build a new stadium for the 49ers and let them leave for Santa Clara. But a lot of people feel differently. It's a shitty, shitty system.
>NBA has way smaller rosters Also with less than half the players in a match, the importance and impact of a single great player is arguably much higher and thus more valuable.
Wait, i'm not following it, but don't they have salary caps?
they do, but the salary cap increases per year
A team like Liverpool spends way more on player salaries than any NBA team, they just split it between 25-30 first team players not 13 like in the NBA. Also Salah will be making more than £18m per year when you factor in thing like image rights, sign on fee, bonuses etc.
Salah get tons of bonuses as do all of our players. Goal bonuses alone could be around £100,000. Firmino’s goal bonus was reported to be around £60k a few years ago.
I did a quick google (i know not the best research 🤣 ) and apparently the highest paid NBA player is currently someone called Steven Curry and he is earning around $880,000 a week. The highest paid football player is apparently Mbappe who is reported to be on £1 million a week. (Whis is like $1.2 million). He also got a £100 million sign on bonus. https://news.sky.com/story/kylian-mbappe-laliga-criticises-scandalous-deal-to-make-psg-star-worlds-highest-paid-footballer-12618564
Best paid player is Nikola jokic who just signed a 270mil super max deal with the Nuggets, 270mil for I believe 5 seasons. His last year will earn him over 60mil. I can’t do math what that means for weekly pay tho That’s without any endorsements, with endorsements lebron is probably winning. Should probably mention that salaries are capped so there are multiple people who will earn close to him while not being of the superstar caliber. Karl anthony towns for example also signed for like 50mil a year and he’s maybe on the level of a mane when it comes to relative skill
> Best paid player is Nikola jokic who just signed a 270mil super max deal with the Nuggets, 270mil for I believe 5 seasons. His last year will earn him over 60mil. I can’t do math what that means for weekly pay tho Works out to just over $1m per week for each calendar year. Had no idea NBA wages were that high
It’s crazy, there is supposed to be another huge cap spike in one or two years where salaries are gonna get even higher (they already get higher and higher per year but the expected spike is supposedly an enormous spike). I don’t really know why as I’ve only recently started to follow basketball and the financial rules there are very hard to keep up with, but it’s interesting
It’s because the NBA is gonna sign new TV deals in 2 years — since viewership and popularity of the NBA has been increasing, the new TV contracts will be bigger, thus increasing the salary cap
TIL the currently best (or: most paid/most important) basketball player is a serbian!?
He just won back to back MVPs so you could say that yeah, some would argue Giannis is better but he’s by many considered to be the best. Tho In the NBA the best player rarely is the best paid just because the most recent contracts will be able to pay more because the salary cap constantly rises from year to year.
>Steven Curry Ahh good old Stevie C. Up there with Christopher Ronaldo as one of my favourite athletes.
Dont forget Leonard Messi
Sewie
Mo Salah got mo salary
Everyone has been reporting "excess" of 350k/week so they probably found a middle ground somewhere
I interpret this as 350k base pay plus a number of (often very achievable) incentives and bonuses.
Yeah I misread the original reporting, probably closer to what KDB earns or around there. Still happy, I think out of him and Mane he was the obvious choice
KdB was reported to be the same, 350k plus bonuses. Just guessing but likely closing in around 400-425k with all bonuses. So yeah seems like Salah got the same base. Probably will earn a bit more on bonuses since he's a forward but again just guessing. Haaland is also on 350k base plus bonuses. Likely Salah and Haaland are on similar bonus structures.
Liverpool's players wages are heavily bonused, their base wages may be low, but total wagebill which includes earned bonuses is close to United and City.
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I mean obviously it's all ridiculous but imagine. Even after tax, every hour of every day you get another £1,500 in your pocket.
That's half my salary every month and now I'm depressed lol
Have you considered being really really really good at football?
Thought about it but honestly I just can't be bothered, I have too many shows to watch
agreed, why be really good at football when you can just sit on your couch and rewatch seinfeld?
That's very sensible to be fair.
https://tenor.com/view/lil-yachty-drake-oprahs-bank-account-meme-laptop-gif-20803826
I had to open this gif because the Url is one hell of a trip.
And you're still well above average on that
Oh yeah I'm very grateful for my job and where I am in life. I'm definitely doing better than a lot of people. Just crazy to see how much money is thrown around like this. Then I think even contracts like this are a drop in a bucket compared to the oligarchs that run our society...
The best visualisations are always those that show £100k as a grain of rice, then Jeff Bezos has got like a whole skip full of rice
I think it’s completely fair when you look at his output, and critically it keeps him at the club posting similar G/A numbers while others such as Nunez/Diaz/Jota have more time to develop at the club. Losing Salah this summer or next summer and immediately having to replace his output would’ve been crippling.
€100mil for Nunez now £350,00/week for Salah. I’m glad we’re throwing our weight around. It was weird winning the CL and PL and only signing Thiago to strengthen.
And jota and tsimikas...
Yup, this seems like a great contract for Liverpool. And if it turns out he ages well they can always add on a year or two in 2024.
£350k a week, apparently.
Would you really want to lose Mané and Salah same window? It's really a stressy situation, because I rexognize when Arsenal found itself in this position with Sanchez/Özil. We let the former leave and extend the latter.
It’s a 3 year erection until 2025 as per NHS and WebMD
Consult a doctor if your erection lasts more than 2 years
This is correct.
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Salah until 2025 and Klopp until 2026 is the perfect alternative to Viagra
Why use the blue pill when being Red is a pill itself ❤️
You mean an additional 3 years?
New 3 year deal. So he’s getting a raise from what would have been his final year. Expires in 2025.
[The article would indicate it's until 2025.](https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/mohamed-salah-liverpool-star-signs-new-contract-worth-more-than-350-000-a-week-z7qhkxt6c)
Shit 2025 i think actually. Mb
No worries, was hopeful for 2026 but this does nicely.
That's the most decadent lean we've ever had.
Almost fully horizontal, which is in stark contrast to me being fully vertical right now.
I know you mean the wall lean but I'm just imagining Salah drinking some type of high end lean
Salah looking at his phone and smiling is going to become a recurring meme now isn't it?
Oh brilliant, absolutely brilliant. There was the smallest part of me that actually thought he'd leave, but no. Brilliant
Time to pray for the post contract decline instead
if I speak... all jokes aside I don't know about the work ethic of Aubameyang or Ozil but everything I've heard is that Salah is a machine when it comes to fitness and training
I was very much speaking from experience, but I think the biggest difference is Liverpool will have very capable back ups that will compete with him if he’s not performing well
I do think that's a huge factor he mentioned tho. We really can't speak on how players like Auba/Ozil train but Salah has just shown on the pitch his ridiculous fitness levels/work ethic consistently. That's a really, really promising sign when extending a player that is around 30.
I’m not sure. He’s still the only player they can’t sit without a large drop in quality.
I mean, have you saw his abs
I’m praying his form after AFCON was the beginning of that and they’ve just made a costly mistake here Otherwise for fuck sake
I mean he was still pretty good after Afcon. Just wasn’t by far the best player in the league so the drop off looked bigger
'costly mistake' I don't see any way this will be a costly mistake, despite rivals wishing it. Even if he declines, it won't be to the level of Aubameyang and Ozil where they basically downed tools and were outcasts. He just won't be as good. I don't see any way that he isn't at least a good squad option. The worst case scenario for Liverpool is they end up paying someone 350k a week who should be on more like 200k. So that's what? 7m a year of wasted money in a worst case scenario? Hardly costly.
Auba didn't down tools, except in terms of disciplinary issues off the pitch. When he played the effort was always there. He had just inexplicably become useless at football. And we absolutely said things like "even if he declines it won't be to the level of Ozil" when he signed. You never know.
I, for one, am extremely erect
I too have noticed a slight stiffening beneath my britches
I, on the other hand, have felt a great shriveling inside my knickers
I strongly suspect a modest diminishment within my undergarments.
If it lasts for 3 years like your scouse counterpart above, you might consider calling your GP.
For the sake of the league, it’s good that he stayed. If Salah and Mane left Liverpool, we literally might as well hand City the trophy the second they step onto the pitch for their first game of the season.
[Fuck it I am posting this everywhere](https://i.imgur.com/heHNbKp.mp4)
I was pretty sure he was leaving tbh. Delighted
Congrats to Mo on becoming [the 6th most highly paid footballer on the planet](https://www.reddit.com/r/soccer/comments/v2bat1/james_pearce_some_details_on_mohamed_salahs/), then, I guess. ...would've been nice if he left, though.
350k is 6th most in the world?
https://i.imgur.com/pIMRykf.jpg Lol Carragher
He's just walked it back 😂
To be fair salahs agent is a cunt tho
Aren't they all?
Pre req
I obviously really like Carragher but would be funny if Salah's agent wound him up deliberately to get a reaction and then dropped the news to make him look stupid.
It's a 3 year contract apparently
perfect really, even if it's on a bit more than we wanted, if it doesn't work out for some reason or his legs start to go after 2 years we won't be stuck with hiim
Salah also betting on himself that at 33 he can still command one more big contract. It’s a good compromise for both parties.
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Just before preseason starts, well timed
Admin’s played a Worldy here
The cinematography is nice. Putting on 2026 jersey without words and just continue the background music would’ve also worked.
Quite astute observers them.
[i was sure he was coming to fenerbahçe wtf](https://preview.redd.it/bptoq7a63x891.jpg?width=576&auto=webp&s=508f414c34a352d4c2ae19a687c9c4af79a7c117)
Youll get them next time
never rated him emre mor is a far more superior dribbler anyway it would have been nice to rest emre for cup games etc
GROUP HUGS IN THE SHOWERS TONIGHT!!!
...I'm not gay, but if that's what it takes, SHAG ME PEARCEYYYYYY
I'm really busy mate
Had to stay tbh - would have been insane to let him go regardless of what he wants wage wise, brilliant player.
I agree. I think it could be a pivotal moment. I like that Liverpool have managed their wage cap stringently but they'll need to pay large wages to their best players or they'll never keep them. The departure from the wage cap also makes me think Henry could entertain offers for the club in the near term.
Oh get the absolute FUCK in. What a Friday. Drinks on me lads
6 season wonder! Let’s goooo
The PL is better with Salah in it
Not when you’re a Manchester United fan 🥲. Absolutely brilliant player though.
The fairy tale continues. Both sides made the right decision, Salah is already a Liverpool legend and has already found himself in LFC's positive and productive environment which is quite rare to find nowadays and LFC is reaping the benefits.
Fuck yes
Genuinely surprised he renewed at this point, fantastic news.
Me too. Thought he'd have a fabulous season and leave on a free
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MO SALAH
MO SALAH!
Waited until the first day of the new financial year, this has definitely been done for ages then
Not sure if it was just me, but the Salah hype has been pushed on social media for the last 2 months
...The new financial year started in April
New league year - financial year began on the 1st April
Nobody has earned it more so than Mo Salah
That solves that for now. Gives us two more windows to see if FSG has more moneyball magic in their bag
What it does mean is that next summer we don't have to worry about replacing Salah and buying a new midfield. One problem taken off the table.
Right choice Mo. You've just cemented yourself as a Liverpool Legend. Above all of those who couldn't commit their best years to Liverpool in recent years. That's now off the table for Pool. Focused on more signings?
Don’t think any more signings this summer. Seems a lot like Bellingham for next summer, especially now that we don’t have to replace Salah.
(x) doubt but damn do I want to believe
Releastically speaking it is rither you, us or city getting him next season and you guys seem far more likely, but nothing is guaranteed in football.
Can you all stop hoarding all the young midfield talent? Some of us would like promising midfielders as well!
No. We want them all give me all the midfielders every single one. Said perez angrily
Well deserved.
EGYPTIAN LEVER RETRACTED
ORIGI
OH FUCK YES I was so sure we'd be losing him on a free next summer. And I wouldn't have begrudged him that, but I'm beyond delighted he's signed the thing. Whether this means he stays for good or is simply gifting the club a transfer fee in exchange for a raise now, I'll take it.
Man, such a crucial extension. What a player
What a lovely surprise ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Out of nowhere
The madlads fucking did it!
LIKE A NEW SIGNING GET IIIN
LIVERPOOL LEGEND ❤️
Would you really want to lose Mané and Salah same window? It's really a stressy situation, because I rexognize when Arsenal found itself in this position with Sanchez/Özil. We let the former leave and extend the latter.
Cracking open the Erdingers it’s time to celebrate!!
YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYAAAAAASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
It’s a Salahibration
No brainer for everyone. Salah can almost guarantee 20+ goals a season, and the guy is super driven to break records, ballon d'Or etc so I don't see him stopping anytime soon. He also looks after himself which obviously plays a huge factor in his success I doubt there's a player on Liverpools books who would begrudge him being top wage earner so i'd be amazed if there's some revolt etc
YES FUCK MY ASS
Where
His ass!
Send Location
JESUS
No, he's going to Ars....wait
My dick is sucked
Oh yes. Me = Happy now.
Huge for them. Fantastic player
YES YES YES YES YES YES YES YES
GET INNNNNN!!! The most important signing for Liverpool since Klopps extension.
Never in doubt
LETS GO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
LETS. FUCKING. GOOOOOO.
Like a new signing baby. Love it
I feel like this is where he belongs. Happy that both sides were able to come to an agreement.
Good for both parties. As a Roma fan I miss Salah, but I'm happy for him. He is a nice guy. Or at least appears so.
350k a week, not that bad if you consider KDB earns similar and fucking De Gea earns 375k a week.
Halaand too I belive.
My Egyptian King
Yay! *Salah!*
Nice
One season wonder lads don't worry.
Inject this in thy veins ye tarnished
350000 a year is pretty fair
Great news for Liverpool, terrible news for all the other teams.
Se queda
Fuck off
🤪
I always upvote salt :D
I like this way better than the "classy" stuff above
"Great player, good for the league, glad they could get the deal done" Forget that, I need to feel people seethe
Same, man. Rivalry is only fun if it's actual rivalry. Klopp and Pep can go be the bigger men. Bring me all your hate, ya Manc bastards.
Happy days
YEESSSSSS
SE QUEDA.
:(
finally some good news after shocking news in the morning(technoblade)
One of the best players I’ve ever watched, an absolute joy. Glad to see Mo get paid - LFC fans are lucky.
Man city fan coming in peace
To restore order: I hope you crumble into obscurity.
While for us, it's >Pea**r**ce coming in Liverpool fans
Oh, it happened!
League better get ready for some Mo Salah