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- The manager referenced long conversations after the Frankfurt fixture but admitted there had been less dialogue since. Even so, the decision has intensified speculation about what the coming months hold for Salah, whose influence on Liverpool’s attacking rhythm has clearly waned this season. Photo: IMAGORedknapp predicts difficult outcome for Salah and LiverpoolJamie Redknapp believes the situation is moving towards a decisive – and potentially uncomfortable – conclusion.
- The former Liverpool captain suggested on Sky Sports that the relationship between Salah and Slot may already be close to breaking point, raising doubts over whether the forward will remain at Anfield long enough to complete his contract. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisement“He’s a Premier League great, a Liverpool great, and that’s why I don’t think this is going to end well,” Redknapp said, noting that Salah’s reputation and drive make prolonged spells on the bench unlikely to be tolerated.
- With just four league goals this season, the 33-year-old has struggled to reach previous levels, and Redknapp believes the shift in his role is something he will find deeply uncomfortable. The pundit added that he would be “amazed” if Salah stayed for the remaining year and a half of his deal, insisting that major decisions could arrive as early as January. Rising transfer uncertainty as global interest growsSalah’s contractual situation was once a source of celebration at Anfield, but circumstances have changed rapidly.
- As his output slows and Slot reshapes Liverpool’s attacking identity, the logic of keeping a high-earning veteran on a reduced role becomes more questionable. AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementClubs in Saudi Arabia continue to monitor the situation closely, having previously indicated a willingness to make a significant offer.
- Given Salah’s global status and deep connection to the region, any renewed interest would be difficult for all parties to ignore.