Thankfully, the winger has been fully reintegrated into the squad since returning from the Africa Cup of Nations and has been in improved form for the Reds over the past month, with two goals and four assists<\/a> in that time.<\/p>\n Sherwood: Salah will \u2018100%\u2019 leave Liverpool this year<\/p>\n Despite that minor resurgence and the fact that the 33-year-old\u2019s contract runs to June 2027, Sherwood firmly believes that Liverpool\u2019s third-highest goalscorer of all time is already in his final season at Anfield.<\/p>\n Speaking on\u00a0Fan Club for Sky Sports News<\/a>, the pundit declared:\u00a0\u201cWe have to thank Mo Salah for the time he has given to the Premier League. In an era where there\u2019s not a great deal of world-class players, he\u2019s certainly been one.<\/p>\n \u201cIn my opinion, I think he 100% leaves that club and he gets a fantastic ovation at the end of the season, whether that\u2019s with a bit of silverware or not. He deserves silverware, he certainly does, but whatever happens, he\u2019s been a magnificent servant to the club.\u201d<\/p>\n Hopefully this isn\u2019t Salah\u2019s final season at Liverpool<\/p>\n It\u2019s not unthinkable that, should Liverpool receive a big-money transfer offer for Salah in the coming months, they might opt for pragmatism over romanticism and accept a lucrative approach from overseas.<\/p>\n Objectively, there\u2019s a logical argument for cashing in on a player who\u2019ll turn 34 in June and who\u2019s the highest earner in the squad on \u00a3400,000 per week (Capology<\/a>). As we know, however, the emotional investment of football makes it an untypical industry from a business sense.<\/p>\n![\"Tim](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/02\/salah-gesturing.jpg\")
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