LONDON: Liverpool forward Mohamed said he did not ask for “crazy things” in a new contract he marked with the Premier League club but wanted an agreement to reflect a big contribution at Anfield.
Egypt International has less than 18 months left on his current agreement and has reaffirmed whether he remains in the hands of Liverpool.
The report has suggested that it was wrong, which has won the Champions League and the Premier League with Liverpool, looking for a weekly salary of more than £ 300,000 ($ 408,000).
It will destroy the Reds wage structure and will represent a significant policy change by the club, with the owner reluctant to share profitable contracts to players as soon as they reached 30, which was wrong in June.
Wrong, who has scored 111 goals in 165 Premier League matches for Liverpool, and is on track to boot the third gold in five years, saying he wants to be appreciated.
“I want to stay, but it’s not in my hand.
It’s in their hands.
They know what I want.
I don’t ask for crazy items,” said the GQ magazine.
“The problem is when you ask for something and they show you that they can give you something (it should) because they value what you do for the club.” I’ve been here for my fifth year now.
I know the club very well.
I like fans.
Fans love me.
But with administration, they have said the situation.
It’s in their hands.
“Wrong, currently playing for Egypt in the African Cup, has made a short three-person list, along with Robert Lewandowski Bayern Munich and Lionel Messi Paris Saint-Germain, for FIFA’s best male players in 2021.
He finished seventh in the race for balloon D ‘ Or, but Egyptian ambition is to be the best in the world.
“I can’t really lie and say honestly I don’t think about it,” he said.
“No, I thought about it.
I want to be the best player in the world.
“But I will have a good life even if I don’t win.
My life is fine, everything is fine.”
Match said he did not ask for ‘crazy goods’ in the new Liverpool agreement
