Mohamed Salah has pledged his long-term commitment to Liverpool by saying he wants to stay at Anfield for as long as possible.

The Egyptian international, the Premier League’s top scorer this season with 13 goals, has a contract until the summer of 2023 and has said he wants to stay and continue breaking records with the Reds.

Just before Christmas, however, the striker, in a rare interview, expressed disappointment at not being named captain for the Champions League match against FC Midgeland and encouraged speculation by talking about “great” Barcelona and Real Madrid clubs.

He was asked about his future by the Norwegian channel TV2Salah said: “I don’t know. If you ask I say I want to stay here as long as I can, but as I said before, it is in the hands of the club.

“I will always give 100 percent in the last minute that I am at this club and want to win as many titles as possible.

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“And I want to give 100 percent to people who show me love all the time.”

At the time, Jurgen Klopp played down the answers given by Salah about Barcelona and Real Madrid, even though he admitted that the club could not force people to stay.

“We never speak [about contracts]Klopp said last month.

“Mo is in a good mood and a good moment, which is the most important thing. You would see him laugh a lot [today]. The rest is nice for you to write about but internally, it’s really nothing [to say]. “

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After a series of four goals in four league games, Salah Al Khali scored in Sunday’s goalless draw with Manchester United, topping the striker’s four matches without a goal.

Klopp, who are fourth in the Premier League table and three points behind leaders United, have faced Burnley (January 21) and United again in the FA Cup (January 24), Tottenham (January 28) and West Ham (January 31) before. End of this month.

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Why does not Liverpool score goals?

Analysis Adam Patti from Sky Sports …

Liverpool dominated the ball and took more shots than Manchester United at Anfield on Sunday, but there will still be a comfort element after they survived this match against their two great rivals, scoring 68 matches at home without a defeat.

It’s not just that Alison had to tackle two excellent times or the fact that Fabinho had to defend expertly to disqualify Bruno Fernandez and Marcus Rashford in the final minutes.

This goalless draw does not knock United out of the lead but it keeps the difference between the two teams down to just three points with 20 matches remaining. It pushes the question down the line. Liverpool might reasonably expect United to dissolve. They can hope Manchester City will not take this opportunity. The title defense is nearing completion.

This may be sufficient given the circumstances. Two midfielders are in the center of defense. Xherdan Shaqiri is making his first Premier League start in over a year. Graeme Souness said, “It’s a team that is settled against a team that mixes things up and that’s not what you want for a match like this.” Sky Sports Advance.

All this would make sense if it was Liverpool’s defense that broke through under the pressure of a confrontation with perhaps the best counterattacking team in the league.

Instead, it was the attackers who failed to deliver. This is a concern.

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