Salah drops 11-word contract hint as he hits another Liverpool milestone

Mohamed Salah another contract hint after reaching a memorable milestone in Liverpool's win over Lille.

The Reds claimed a 2-1 win over the French side at Anfield to book their place in the next round of the Champions League.

Mohamed Salah opened the scoring after 34 minutes before Jonathan David levelled the match shortly after the hour mark.

Harvey Elliott struck a deflected shot to seal all three points for Liverpool on a day when Salah made more history.

The Egyptian became the first Liverpool player to score 50 goals in Europe - nine clear of second-placed Steven Gerrard.

He said speaking on Amazon Prime: 'Hopefully not the least one but I'm very proud of it. I wasn't focused on it before the game.

'They have a really good game plan and they were unbeaten for 21 games so they're a quite tough team. I'm glad we managed to win that game.'

Asked if he's going to stay at Liverpool to add to his impressive tally, with his contract set to expire in the summer, Salah responded: 'I'm not sure about that but I'll give it my best.'

The 32-year-old now also sits ninth with Thierry Henry in the competition's all-time chart with 51 goals, having scored 47 of those for Liverpool.

Speaking on his goal, Salah added: 'We got the ball and Curtis [Jones] played the ball very well finally and I managed to score.

'Not switched off but they went to counter-attack and managed to score. The clean sheet is very important to us and our backline.'

Liverpool remain top of the Champions League group phase and require just a point from their final match at PSV to finish first.