Mohamed Salah and Harvey Elliott provide answers about Liverpool’s future

Liverpool duo Mohamed Salah and Harvey Elliott answered the questions asked of them about their future, and provided interesting answers.

Following the Reds’ 2-1 win over Lille in the Champions League, both men were quizzed by journalists about their futures.

Elliott has been linked with a move away in the summerwith Newcastle previously linked. When asked if he could see himself leaving, the young man answered crossly TNT Sports: “It’s very clear… I’m not leaving. ‘This is my team, this is my club!’

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Meanwhile, Salah, whose contract expires in June and Related to moving to Saudi ArabiaHe was a little shyer than his teammate. After his 50th European goal for the Merseyside club, he was asked if he could score another 50 goals. He replied: “I’m not sure about that but I’ll do my best.”

He also said: “I hope I’m not the last. I didn’t focus on the record before the game. It’s something I’m very happy and proud of, especially because we won the game, which is the most important thing.

“Lille had a really good game plan, they were unbeaten in 21 games and they were a tough team. They showed that in the first and second half, so I’ll give them credit, but I’m happy we were able to win.”

Liverpool continues its dominance in the Champions League

The Reds’ win over Lille at Anfield strengthened their grip on first place in the Champions League group stage. This is also their seventh consecutive win in the competition.

Salah opened the scoring in the first half for Arne Slott’s team. However, Lille equalized through Jonathan David shortly after being reduced to 10 men after Aissa Mandi’s red card. But the decisive moment came when Harvey Elliott’s deflected shot sealed victory for Liverpool.

Barcelona’s thrilling 5-4 win over Benfica means Liverpool still need a point to secure top spot. However, with 21 points from seven matches, no team can surpass his tally.

Liverpool can now head into their final match against PSV Eindhoven knowing that a draw will be enough to qualify.