Mohamed Salah reveals in an exclusive interview with Seif Zaher on ON Time Sports channel his disagreements with Klopp, offers from Saudi Arabia, and his retirement plans.

Salah crowns the season by winning the English Premier League and finishing as the top scorer.
Mohamed Salah had an exceptional season with Liverpool, playing a major role in securing the Premier League title for his team with four games to spare. He finished the season as the top scorer with 29 goals and 18 assists, earning the Golden Boot, the Playmaker Award, and the Best Player Award from the English Sports Critics Association.
Disagreements with Klopp... yet success remained
In the exclusive interview, Salah spoke about the disagreements that arose between him and his former coach Jürgen Klopp, emphasizing that such conflicts are normal and happen at every club, even if they are not officially disclosed. He said, “Klopp contributed a lot to the club, and we achieved unforgettable successes with him.”

Saudi League a serious option... no Spanish offers
Salah clarified that the Saudi league was a serious option if he did not renew his contract with Liverpool, stating, “There were serious negotiations with officials from the Saudi league, and I have a very good relationship with them.” He denied receiving any offers from Real Madrid or Barcelona, dispelling rumors about that.

Clear retirement plans: until around 40 years old
The Egyptian star talked about his professional future, saying he plans to continue playing until he is 39 or 40 years old, with the possibility of stopping immediately if he feels unable to perform. He added, “I am happy now with Liverpool, and we will see what the coming days bring.”

The difference between Klopp and Armin Slott in Salah’s eyes
Salah explained that his relationship with the new coach Armin Slott is more open and easier compared to his relationship with Klopp, noting that continuous communication with Slott helps him perform better.

Salah’s response to criticism in Egypt
Salah touched on the criticism he receives from some fans, affirming that most ordinary Egyptians love him sincerely and consider him a source of pride. He mentioned that his goal against Congo with the Egyptian national team was the happiest moment of his life, adding that criticism is part of the love and responsibility he carries.