Liverpool has officially cemented Mohamed Salah‘s legacy at Anfield, making him the highest-paid player in club history with a reported £480,000 (approximately $600,000 USD) per week contract extension. The deal, keeping the “Egyptian King” at Liverpool until the summer of 2027, underscores the club’s commitment to its star forward and his pivotal role in their continued success.

The lucrative contract places Salah among the Premier League‘s highest earners, solidifying his status as one of the world’s elite players. While specific figures can fluctuate based on bonuses and endorsements, this deal positions him near the top of the salary charts, rivaling some of the biggest names in the sport.

The previous contract saw Salah earning around £350,000 per week. This new deal reflects his consistent performance and invaluable contributions to the team, a liverpool source stated, speaking on condition of anonymity. The raise acknowledges Salah’s goal-scoring prowess, playmaking abilities, and overall impact on Liverpool’s attacking force.

While Erling haaland of Manchester City reportedly commands a higher weekly wage, Salah’s new contract puts him in the same stratosphere as Kevin De Bruyne, also of Manchester City, and Casemiro of Manchester United, who earn significant weekly salaries. This financial commitment highlights Liverpool’s ambition to remain competitive at the highest level, both domestically and in European competitions.