The importance of Liverpool's Mohamed Sana cannot be overstated. His contract will come to an end at the end of the coming summer. It is said that Sana is eager to renew his relationship with Liverpool by signing a new three-year contract. By then, Sana will be 35 years old, which is a risky bet for Liverpool.
Although the Saudi Arabian league often extends the olive branch, trying to be included in the banner, with the Arab soccer star label to attract attention, but Shana always regard Liverpool as the first choice. After the "Double Red Club" victory over Manchester United, Shana lamented that this could be his farewell performance at Anfield, as his contract extension with Liverpool is still not finalized.
Currently, Liverpool's leading position in the Premier League is closely related to Sana's outstanding performance. This season, Sana has contributed 7 goals and 6 assists, including his assist in the 2-1 win over Liverpool.
However, with Sana turning 32 and earning a whopping £350,000 a week, the risk of a three-year extension cannot be ignored. Whether or not he can maintain his competitive form will be the key to the success of the contract extension.
