Liverpool fans are riding high after Mo Salah's recent contract extension, but not everyone is celebrating. The new deal, reportedly worth an astonishing £400,000 a week, has raised eyebrows among teammates, especially Federico Chiesa.

Salah, a key player since his arrival from Roma for a mere £36.9 million in 2017, has solidified his place in Liverpool history, becoming the club's third-highest goalscorer. His new two-year contract keeps him at Anfield until 2027 and cements his status as the highest-paid player in the club's history.

However, the news has reportedly made Chiesa uneasy. The Italian winger joined Liverpool from Juventus last summer for £12.5 million but has struggled to find his footing, dealing with injuries that limited his playing time. With Salah's future now secured, Chiesa fears further reduced opportunities on the pitch.

Recent reports suggest that Chiesa is contemplating a move away from Liverpool. Three Premier League clubs are said to be interested, and a potential return to Italy could be on the horizon, with AC Milan leading the charge. Additionally, Turkish side Fenerbahce is keeping a close watch on the situation, hinting at a possible move abroad.

Despite the swirling rumors, journalist Christian Falk reports that Chiesa is determined to prove his worth at Liverpool. He aims to honor his contract, which runs until 2028, pointing to his injury struggles as the main obstacle to his performance. Chiesa's father, Enrico, echoed this sentiment, stating that his son is happy at Liverpool and eager to contribute.

While Chiesa's future remains uncertain, Liverpool is gearing up for a busy summer transfer window. The club is poised to secure its first signing soon, with a reported deal for a Spanish star worth around £50 million on the horizon.

As tensions rise within the squad, one thing is clear: Salah’s contract has sent shockwaves through the Anfield ranks, making for an intriguing story as the summer transfer window approaches.