Live Broadcast, July 4 News Salah renewed his contract with Liverpool for three years last week. According to The Athletic, if the bonus clause for goals and assists is triggered, Salah’s weekly salary in the new contract will reach 40 million pounds.
Salah’s original contract with Liverpool expires next summer. The Athletic first introduced that Barcelona was one of the top clubs in Europe that had asked Salah’s agent about the player’s situation. The Egyptian could have been available 1 next year Pre-sign contracts with clubs other than Premier League after January 1st.
The Athletic then introduced some situations regarding Salah’s contract renewal. Liverpool provided Salah with a better offer before the end of last season. The two parties recently reached a breakthrough agreement, and both parties are willing to make a deal with bonuses. compromise in the relevant agreement. The Liverpool delegation led by Ward flew to Mykonos last week to complete the formalities with Salah, who was on vacation here.
Salah’s new contract has a weekly salary of £350,000, which means that Liverpool’s total expenditure on Salah in the next three years is £55 million. This is a huge expenditure, but it is inconsistent with trying to find his replacement. In comparison, this seems less important from a financial perspective.
The media finally stated that other senior players in the club have no jealousy about Salah’s salary in the new contract. Their attitude is that he deserves every penny. Salah, meanwhile, is a clear sign of confidence in his desire to secure a raft of bonuses linked to high goals and assists, which would see him earn £400,000-a-week if triggered.
(Luca)
