Liverpool striker Mohamed Salah could remain at the club for another six years, according to former Reds protector Dejan Lovren, who has faced hypotheses about his long career at Anfield, and the Egyptian said in December that he did not know how the rest of the match His career would go. The 28-year-old is the Premier League’s most sensible goalscorer this season with 16 goals despite a below-normal crusade to protect the title.
Lovren, who left Liverpool to join Zenit St Petersburg last summer, says he is still in contact with Salah.
The head office believes Salah is still linked to the Merseyside club and may remain in the long run.
“Yes, from [he’s engaged], ” said Lovren to talkSPORT.
“It’s not just for Liverpool, it’s for all the enthusiasts and fans and for himself.
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“I’m still in communication with Mo Salah. We’re still the most productive friends, even outdoors, and we communicate about everything.
“Individually, when you look at the number of goals he’s scored, he’s doing well right now.
“Mo is at the most productive age of his football career at the age of 28. Maybe he seems a little older, but he’s more sensible in his game, so why not stay four, five, six more years?”
Liverpool have suffered a defensive attack this season, with Virgil van Dijk, Joe Gomez and Joel Matip for the rest of the campaign.
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And Lovren thinks that’s the main explanation for why Jurgen Klopp’s team will win back-to-back titles.
“Yes, that’s one of the reasons, that’s for sure,” he continued.
“It’s the same as having Van Dijk, Joe Gomez or Matip there.
“It will be complicated this season, but there are still many games ahead.
“I think they have a lot to prove, nothing ends, but for the first four, it’s possible.
Lovren says he may have been replaced if he’s still in the club, but he doesn’t regret leaving.
He added: “Yes, of course I can still do the homework like I said, do I regret something?Lol
“I was there for six years and for four and a half years I had a great time, but for the last year and part of it, it wasn’t a smart time.
“Did they use me as much as I wanted? No, but I accepted it. I don’t regret leaving because I play every week and now I’m a captain, so it’s completely different. “