The internet has spoken, and it wants more Salah. After what felt like a never-ending wait, Liverpool fans finally got the announcement they’ve been dreaming of — Mohamed Salah is staying at Anfield until 2027! But here’s the real kicker: it’s not just the news that has people buzzing… it’s the content.

 

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The Throne Tease Heard ‘Round the World

Liverpool kicked off the announcement with a playful nod — an empty throne. No names, no hints. Just vibes. But let’s be honest, fans weren’t fooled for a second. Everyone knew who that throne belonged to: the Egyptian King himself. Cue the online meltdown.

Once the news dropped, the Salah content floodgates officially opened — and the internet could barely keep up.

From slick highlight reels to behind-the-scenes snaps, it’s been a celebration of all things Mo. And fans? They’re eating it up. Memes, reaction videos, giddy tweets — it’s a Salah-fest out there, and no one wants it to end.

@lovincairo 🚨 محمد صلاح يوقع على عقد جديد مع ليفربول حتى عام 2027 #صلاح #محمد_صلاح #mosalah #salah #egyptianking #theegyptianking #liverpool ♬ original sound – Lovin Cairo

As if the fans weren’t excited enough, Salah’s reaction sealed the deal.

That smile? Pure joy. The man looks genuinely thrilled to stay, and honestly, who can blame him? Loved by fans, respected by teammates, and now locked in till 2027 — life’s good when you’re the King of Anfield.

So, What’s Next?

Hopefully, more Salah content (seriously, Liverpool social team, don’t stop). But also, a few more goals, a couple of trophies, and a whole lot more of that magic we’ve come to expect from number 11. One thing’s for sure — the throne isn’t empty anymore. Long live the King.

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