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Mohamed Saleh believes that his “unusual” contracts with Liverpool were a catalyst of the season in which the Reds dismissed the historic title of the Premier League.

Salah’s blistering form in the first half of the season came due to the proposal that Liverpool could have left the club seemingly a little progress in negotiations with their talisman.

But the Salah and Reds finally agreed with the new agreement on April 11 to ensure that they would stay at Anfield for at least two seasons, and was target just over two weeks later, while Liverpool won a record 20.

With 28 goals and 18 assists in the league this season, Salah has 46 goalkeepers on his own behalf, one shy for all the time of the Premier League record of Andy Cole (1993-94) and Alan Shearera (1994-45). This week, the Egyptian International has appointed a player of the year of the Association of Football Writers.

Mohamed Salah won the Football of the Year award with over 90 PC votes from our 900 Plus members. He joins Thierry Henry as the only man who won this award 3 times after doing so in 2018 and 2022. Bravo @Mosalah 🥇🥇🥇 #Foty https://t.co/haoi51w9th pic.twitter.com/p50Dyvauxc

– Association of Football Writers (@Theofficialfwa) May 9, 2025

And Salah revealed that the thought he could leave the club at the end of the season would help encourage his extraordinary season.

In an interview with French F

“In the end, all is good that it ends well: we are champions and I stay two more seasons.

“I guess it was ultimately a great advantage because I had the best statistical season in my life. The possibility that it would be my last season here, maybe she gave me a desire to make the most of and give everything I had to win the title I promised.

“I had this opinion: if the club does not want to extend the contract, without worry, let’s finish as much as possible so that I can go with a bang.”

Salah won the Premier League for the second time, Liverpool failed to celebrate with the fans after doing so in the 2019-20 period because of the Pandemia of Koronavirus, which paused in the season before he continued without a fan.

“I even said it was my main goal,” he added. “This is the first time in my career that I put the championship over the Champions League.

“It was such a heart that I couldn’t celebrate with our fans in 2020, because of the pandemic, I absolutely wanted, along with the whole team, to offer it to our fans and the city. Nine months later, he had held it.”