Saudi Arabia ready to do ‘whatever it can’ to bring Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah to the Pro League | OneFootball

Mohamed Salah’s future at Liverpool has been a source of intense speculation following his explosive interview. 

The 33-year-old accused the club of ‘throwing him under the bus’ and said his relationship with manager Arne Slot has collapsed. 

Slot dropped Salah from the squad for Tuesday’s Champions League game against Inter Milan, which the Reds won 1-0 following Dominik Szoboszlai’s late goal. 

Liverpool want to keep the Egyptian at Anfield, but that scenario looks unlikely. 

The Gulf News claims that Saudi Arabia is prepared to do ‘whatever it can’ to bring Salah to the Middle East in the winter transfer window. 

Saudi authorities are closely monitoring the player’s situation and seeking a move either on loan or a permanent transfer. 

There is competition within the Saudi Pro League to sign the experienced forward. 

The Public Investment Fund (PIF) affiliated club Al-Hilal are keen on him, while Al-Qadsiah have also been credited with an interest. 

Salah has bagged 250 goals and 116 assists in 420 senior appearances for Liverpool, helping them win two Premier League titles and a Champions League.

However, he hasn’t been his usual self this term, netting just four times in 13 league appearances. 

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