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Two clubs make their move for Mohamed Salah

Liverpool: two contenders emerge for Mohamed Salah

Extended last summer after a brilliant 2024-2025 season, Mohamed Salah could nevertheless leave Liverpool sooner than expected. At 33, the Egyptian winger is enduring a tough start to the campaign, marked by a noticeable drop in form and repeated spells on the bench. According to the British press, the Reds’ management is now considering “turning the page” on one of the club’s greatest legends, whose sporting situation continues to deteriorate.

Saudi Arabia renews its pursuit

Despite his dip in form, Salah still enjoys global stardom and a massive market value. The Saudi Pro League has never given up on its dream of luring him. According to talkSPORT, Al-Hilal and Al-Qadsiah have reignited their interest and are reportedly ready to make massive offers. Long reluctant to move to the Gulf, Salah might this time “consider giving in” to proposals that would make him the highest-paid player on the planet.

Life after Salah already in the works

At Anfield, the idea of parting ways is no longer taboo. Liverpool has already begun working to identify the ideal successor to the Pharaoh, with several Premier League profiles topping the shortlist. A potential transfer would mark the end of an era: with 107 caps and 62 goals for the national team, and above all an immense legacy at the Reds, Salah has left an indelible mark on the club’s modern history. His future now looks set to unfold far from England.