Mohamed Salah and the Liverpool stars are facing a crisis in their new contracts
English press reports revealed that Liverpool players may fail to receive the rewards related to winning the Premier League championship last season, when renewing their contracts, due to the current situation of the team, led by Mohamed Salah.
Liverpool suffers from poor results in the current season of the English Premier League, as it is currently ranked eighth in the table with only 43 points, after 28 matches.
The league title holders face the specter of failing to qualify for next season's Champions League.
The English newspaper "The Telegraph" mentioned that the current situation of Liverpool may cast a shadow over the players who will discuss their new contracts in the coming period.
Liverpool players put themselves in a position to get millions in new contracts, by winning the English Premier League title last year, but no player has yet extended his contract.
And Manchester City had renewed contracts for more than one star after winning the English Premier League 2017/18 season, and granted them a significant increase in their salaries and other bonuses.
And she indicated that Liverpool's first title in the English Premier League, after an absence of 30 years, will be forgotten when negotiating with the players to renew their contracts.
Liverpool owns a group of players who own two years in their current contracts, which is when clubs usually consider extending the terms.
These players include Mohamed Salah, Virgil Van Dyck, Sadio Mane, Fabinho, Roberto Firmino and Jordan Henderson.
Murphy, against Mohamed Salah's departure: He would make Liverpool weaker
Former Liverpool star Danny Murphy believes that the team will become weaker if Mohamed Salah leaves, in the upcoming summer transfer season.
There is strong speculation about Mohamed Salah's future with Liverpool, especially with the decline in the performance and results of the team in the current season of the English Premier League.
Salah had previously hinted at the possibility of his departure from Liverpool and his move to Barcelona or Real Madrid.
Danny Murphy said in statements published by the English newspaper "Daily Express": "If you are going to sell your best goalscorer and best goalscorer in the Premier League, it is better to have a really good plan and hire someone who is able to score more goals and break more numbers."
He added, "If you sell Mohamed Salah, you will make the team weaker, and you will need the best players on the field."
He continued: "So, I do not agree to sell Mohamed Salah, I will not look to sell him at all."