Mohamed Salah refuses the Liverpool exit of £ 150 million – but will review the situation next summer

Mo Salah rejected a shocking decision by Anfield after Liverpool's Champions League triumph.

However, the Egyptian king put the club's top officers on red alert saying he would return to his situation next summer.

Real Madrid and Juventus lined a record 150 million pounds for Salah, who has become a real Kop favorite.

Mirror Sport may reveal that the turbo striker, who scored 71 goals in 104 games with Jurgen Klopp's side, was tempted by the prospect of joining Real Madrid Galaticos and returning to Italy where he was playing for Rome.

But after helping Liverpool win the Champions League and become a hero at Anfield, he thinks it's a bad time to leave Merseyside.

The manager Klopp was aware of this interest and was involved in discussions with the club hierarchy on the threat of a possible departure of the 26-year-old player.

There were also inquiries from leading clubs on the mainland for Sadio Mane, Salah's partner in charge of the strike.

But like Salah, the Senegalese international said in Liverpool that he was happy to stay.

Both players are now focused on trying to end what will now be a 30-year wait to win the league championship.

Salah however indicated that he would review his situation next summer while he was looking for a final big payday.

But for the moment, it remains to the delight of Klopp and the owners of Liverpool, to lead the club to obtain a Premier League title.