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News that Mohamed Salah is reportedly on the brink of signing a new long-term contract at Liverpool may have been celebrated more than Jurgen Klopp 's side's 2-0 home victory over Watford.

Mirror Sport revealed on Saturday that Salah may soon be in the process of putting pen to paper on a new four-year deal. Considering the former Chelsea forward has already enshrined himself as an Anfield legend, this news will come as a huge boost for the Reds’ quadruple hopes this season.

The update was delivered a few hours after the Reds swept Roy Hodgson's team aside to secure a 10th consecutive Premier League victory. But it’s time for the Merseysiders to capitalise on Salah’s purported eagerness by getting the new deal over the line in time for their potentially season defining trip to Manchester City.

While many top players have let their uncertain contractual situations overspill into the performances on the pitch, Salah’s professionalism has remained intact throughout the whole campaign. His body language, his media appearances, but most of all, his performances on the pitch has not connoted a player who is either unhappy or uncomfortable about his future.

There is a wonderful humility to the 30-year-old who has amassed a