MO SALAH is on the brink of signing a new two-year contract with Liverpool to end all doubts about his Anfield future.
A compromise deal between the club's owners Fenway Sports Group and the Egyptian, 32, has been thrashed out after months of negotiations.
Salah's long-time agent Rammy Abbas told the Anfield hierarchy that they were looking for a threeyear contract while initially the club were only prepared to offer a one-year extension once the current agreement ends next summer.
While the stand-off continued Salah went public with statements that this would be his last season with the club he joined in 2017 and has gone on to become a Kop legend.
Worried Liverpool fans demonstrated with banners including 'He Fires a Bow Now Give Mo His Dough'
The money - he is already Liverpool's highest earner on more than £400,000 a week has never been a problem.
It has been the length of the contract which has been the sticking point.
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