W here Mohamed Salah is playing his soccer next season is arguably the biggest topic of debate this January transfer window with the Egypt international still yet to agree terms o

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has called out Jamie Carragher on social media by claiming that the Reds legend is starting to become 'obsessed' with him amid h

Football has been blessed with innovative staff positions in recent years; nutritionists, data analysts, throw-in coaches among them. Sporting directors may soon need to invent another: chief social media post interpreter.

According to a report, Mohamed Salah could leave Liverpool this summer if contract negotiations 'continue to stagnate'. READ MORE: Virgil van Dijk 'Close To Ren

Still, this Mohamed Salah impasse is like nothing we've ever known before. The probable the best player in the world, the probable Ballon d'Or winner, a player in the midst of a prime Lionel Messi level season seems to be pitching his club on the benefits of extending his contract.

While Salah and Alexander-Arnold’s futures remain uncertain, van Dijk has stood out as a beacon of professionalism. Despite his own contract nearing its expiry, the Dutchman has kept his cards close to his chest, maintaining a composed demeanour both on and off the pitch.

Mohamed Salah remains inside the final six months of his Liverpool contract and is now able to speak to foreign clubs about joining as a free agent at the end of the current season

The Egyptian took to social media on Monday to post a picture of himself alongside Alexander-Arnold and Van Dijk, in what has been viewed as another cryptic statement on the contract saga. Carragher has previously labelled Salah “selfish” for speaking in public about his contract situation,

Mohamed Salah has piled even more pressure on Liverpool with his latest social media post amid ongoing contract negotiations, and the club's next steps should be clear

Both Salah and Van Dijk are well into their 30s now. They won't actually be top players for much longer and Liverpool will be nervous about paying them tonnes of cash when a decli