Mohamed Salah has expressed his intention to focus solely on enjoying the final year of his Liverpool contract, which is set to expire next June. The 32-year-old has been the subject of speculation regarding his future, particularly after Liverpool rejected a £150 million bid from Saudi Pro League club Al-Ittihad last September. Salah emphasized that he is not thinking about contract negotiations and prefers to take things one day at a time. Under new coach Arne Slot, he has already made an impact this season, scoring two goals and providing an assist in the opening matches. Despite concerns about the future, Salah has solidified his legendary status at Liverpool, contributing 213 goals and 90 assists since joining the club in 2017. His performance continues to attract praise, highlighting his importance to the team even as contract discussions loom.