Owen: Salah Deserves What He Wants
The English star Michael Owen, former Liverpool player, spoke about the issue of renewing the contract of Egyptian star Mohamed Salah with the Reds, which is still stalled.
Owen stated in a media interview: "If I were in Liverpool's position, I would break the rules for Salah and give him a long-term contract as he desires."
He continued in this context: "He is an exceptional player in every sense of the word; his physical fitness is extraordinary, and his professionalism is unmatched."
He added: "You can't believe that he won't be at the same level in three or four years, for example."
Owen stated in a media interview: "If I were in Liverpool's position, I would break the rules for Salah and give him a long-term contract as he desires."
He continued in this context: "He is an exceptional player in every sense of the word; his physical fitness is extraordinary, and his professionalism is unmatched."
He added: "You can't believe that he won't be at the same level in three or four years, for example."
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