Salah's future at Anfield is a growing mistery

Liverpool stand 7th in the Premier league table at the moment and who knows where would they be if there wasn't for their Eqyptian talisman Mohamed Salah.

The whole Reds "nation" is hoping the quick-footed scorer will contribute to the further successes of the Anfield club.

However, he has once again thrown his Liverpool future into doubt by admitting he would be interested in a move to Spain.

The Egyptian forward stunned the Reds back in December when he admitted he would be open to joining La Liga giants Real Madrid and Barcelona.

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Salah, 28, has become a star at Anfield under Jurgen Klopp since joining from Roma in 2017, scoring 119 goals in 192 appearances on his way to claiming the Champions League and Premier League titles.

He is out of contract in the summer of 2023 and, in an interview with Marca, Salah has admitted that it is possible he could leave Anfield for a move to Spain in the future.

Salah, who is currently on international duty with Egypt, was asked if he is keen to experience Spanish football.

'I hope to be able to play for many more years.' he said. 'Why not? No one knows what's going to happen in the future.

'So... maybe one day, yes. It's not up to me. 'We'll see what happens but I prefer not to talk about that now.'

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He was also asked about his relationship with Reds boss Jurgen Klopp, Salah to which he gave a diplomatic answered.

'It's a normal relationship between two professionals. That's how I'd describe it.'

Salah's response about his future was similar to the one he gave Spanish outlet AS back in December when he was asked if he would rule out a move to La Liga in the future.

'I think Madrid and Barcelona are two top clubs.', back then he said.

'Who knows what will happen in the future, but right now I am focused on winning the Premier League and the Champions League with Liverpool again.'

When pressed on his future further, Salah insisted everything was in Liverpool's hands.

'That's a tough question, but right now I can say that everything is in the hands of the club. 'Of course I want to break records here and, I repeat, all the club records, but everything is in the hands of the club.'

In a nightmare season for the reigning Premier League champions, Salah has still been ice cold in front of goal and has scored 25 goals in 40 appearances, leading the race for the Premier League's Golden Boot.

He scored in both legs of Liverpool's Champions League last-16 tie with RB Leipzig and will now line up against Sergio Ramos after the Reds drew Real Madrid in the quarter-finals.

Salah played in the 2018 Champions League final against Real Madrid but was forced to come off in the first half after suffering a shoulder dislocation following a collision with Ramos.

'That game is in the past, so I don't think about it.' Salah replied when asked if he wants revenge on the veteran Spanish defender.

'I'm thinking about the team. Everyone is focused on their team and everyone wants to win... that's it.'

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'Let's just say that I have special motivation to win the tie and go through to the semi finals.

'What's going to happen now isn't going to change the result of the final in Kiev. That's in the past.'

Liverpool will face Real Madrid on the 6th of April as the first of two quarter-final matches while the second leg is taking place on the 14th.