While Liverpool are currently facing an off-field problem of first team football duo contracts with Egyptian English club Liverpool club Mohamed Salah and Senegal's Sadio

Mane, the two stars who will both be 30 by the new Premier League season in August, British press reports reveal a surprise about the fate of both Salah and Mane.

The Mirror reported that Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane had just 14 months left to hold each other's contract and Liverpool were reportedly considering signing a new striker this summer.

The Mirror published a report explaining all Liverpool's solutions and ideas, before their star decades expired, certainly in the introduction of Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane. The pair played a crucial role in Liverpool's success with Jurgen Klopp, crowning domestic and European championships and scoring 266 goals in all competitions with the Reds.

"In fact the answer is complicated, Liverpool have a rigorous wage structure, with the most expensive team Virgil van Dijk earning £ 220 a week.

At Chelsea, Lukaku received £ 325 a week, while Manchester City star Kevin De Bruyne received £ 400 a week.

Given Salah and Mane's career and influence, there was no doubt that they deserved to be among the best paid players in the Premier League, and she stressed that Salah is the top scorer of the season with 20 goals and provided 11 assists as the second most well-made player after Arnold (12 goals).

Mane also enjoys a perfect year, having led Senegal to the Africa Cup of Nations, and then qualifying for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.

But if Liverpool give them what they deserve, the rest of the stars in the team will ask for similar salaries, when their contracts expire, most notably Firmino, which will expire in June 2023."

Salary increases are now part of football if you want to keep your stars, so Liverpool have to break the £ 220 thousand-a-week barrier sooner rather than later.

According to reports, Mohamed Salah wants to 400 a thousand pounds, which is a huge jump in salaries within the team, and would make for problems in the dressing rooms.

She explained in the context that if Mohamed Salah and Mane wanted more than £ 250 a week, for example, they might be expected to say goodbye.

Mirror stated that Liverpool had already brought in two impressive attackers, Diogo Jota and Louis Diaz, and the third contractor might be a replacement for Mane or Mohamed Salah from the sum to come from their sale, confirming that Jarrod Bowen was on Liverpool's radar in order to compensate Mohamed Salah or Sadio Mane in the event of the departure of either African duo.

The 25-year-old is one of the best strikers in the Premier League not to play in the Big Six, scoring 14 goals this season compared to his team's position.

That figure was close to Mane and Salah's before they joined Liverpool, with Mo scoring 19 goals for Roma in his final season, and Sadio with Southampton ending the season with 15 goals, figures that would convince manager Jurgen Klopp, as did Jota, who joined Wolves after scoring 16 goals in his final season.

"Therefore, Jarrod Bowen would be a good contractor for the Reds if they could not link Salah and Mane to long-term deals."

All this would make replacing Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane with cheaper and younger alternatives, such as Bowen, might be the best team that did not want to waive the salary cap law.