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Mohamed Salah's demands still look unlikely to be met by the Liverpool hierarchy and his time at Anfield is now seemingly into its final chapter.

The Egyptian still has one year left to run on his current Reds contract, but the most likely course of action - as it stands - appears to be that the Liverpool legend will leave Merseyside on a free transfer in 12 months time.

While the Liverpool chiefs are thought to have worked tirelessly to try and reach an agreement with their main man, owners FSG have been unwilling to break the wage structure that the club have long had in place to ensure they can operate within their means, to keep Salah at Anfield.

The prospect of Salah leaving this summer is very unlikely. He has publicly stated how he will be a Liverpool player next season. With that being said, were any club to come in for him in the coming weeks it is rumoured that the Reds have put a £60million price tag on the Egypt international's head.

It would be questionable business for any club to fork out that much on Salah, regardless of his talent, due to the fact he would be available for nothing this time next year. In terms of where he may like to play his football once his Liverpool chapter ends, Salah has already given some inkling.

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