Egyptian international Mohamed Salah, Liverpool’s top scorer, has confirmed his intention to continue with the England squad next season, although he has only one year left on his current contract.

The Egyptian captain is in talks with Liverpool to renew his current contract, although reports suggest the deal is not immediate.

Salah has scored 31 goals and 15 assists in 50 appearances for Liverpool this season, and some reports suggest he will leave the team at the end of the current season and his contract is nearing expiration.

However, ahead of next Saturday’s Champions League final against Real Madrid, Salah made it clear at a press conference yesterday that he would like to stay at Anfield for one more year.

The player who recently became the top scorer and goal maker in the English Premier League this season said, “I’ll be sure next season.”

Salah had previously said he did not want to talk about the status of his contract until the end of the current season, and he reiterated this position: “In my opinion, I do not focus on the contract, I do not want to. Be selfish. This is an important week for us. I do not want to talk about the deal.

He has scored 31 goals in 50 games and provided 15 assists this season.

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