Liverpool has enjoyed a flying start under new manager Arne Slot, whose team is yet to be scored at following their eventful win against bitter rivals Manchester United. Following Jürgen Klopp’s departure after seven years, fans and pundits wondered how the club would fare without their driving force. However, Arne Slot has exceeded expectations, delighting supporters. Yet, a bigger question remains: will Mohamed Salah stay at Liverpool beyond this season or will he look for options elsewhere.
What the future holds for Salah
The Egyptian superstar has been a key player for the team since 2017, achieving both European and domestic success. During this time, he has scored 214 goals in 352 appearances. However, the striker now appears to be considering a change of scenery. With only a few months remaining on his contract, all signs point to Saudi Arabia as his likely destination in the summer of 2025.
Reports from Teamtalk suggest that three Saudi clubs—Al-Ittihad, Al-Ahli, and Al-Hilal—are ready to offer Salah an astonishing contract worth £76 million over three years, which amounts to around £25 million annually, significantly more than his current earnings at Liverpool. Despite being 32 years old, he remains one of the top players in the world.
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According to Fabrizio Romano, contract renewal talks between Liverpool and Mohamed Salah are expected to begin soon. Despite Salah’s age, there seems to be little uncertainty about his future with the club. While the Saudi Pro League has attracted high-profile players like Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema, and N’Golo Kanté, securing Salah’s services remains a possibility. Ultimately, the future of Salah remains uncertain.
