Jamie Carragher has admitted he is "desperate" for Mohamed Salah to commit his future to Liverpool and has warned the forward not to assume the "grass is greener" elsewhere.

Speaking to Sky Sports about the Egypt international, whose Anfield contract expires in the summer of 2023, Carragher said: "Obviously I'm desperate for Mo Salah to sign and I think he should sign. Jurgen Klopp has turned good players into great players and Salah was one of them. He was a very good player - now he's become a superstar. 

"Gini Wijnaldum was one of them. [Philippe] Coutinho was one of them. Emre Can was another one, who wasn't quite at that level. But these are three players who thought maybe they deserved more off Liverpool in terms of wages. 

"They made a move and it's never been the same for them. I think that's a lesson for Salah going forward. Not that he's not a great player, but this suits him. The Premier League suits him, Jurgen Klopp suits him, this club suits him, and this is where he's been a superstar, nowhere else before. 

"He might do it somewhere else but I think he should remember about two or three of those players who've left Liverpool and thinking the grass is greener on the other side, maybe wages wise, or Wijnaldum going to PSG, and you look at what Liverpool are doing this season - unbelievable."