Liverpool could lose Egyptian forward Mohamed Salah next season. The Pharaoh is said to have already found a club far from England.
Indeed, according to Mido, the Pharaoh has already found his next destination. Despite being under contract with Liverpool until 2025, Salah could leave in the final year of his contract.
It is reported that the man with 15 goals this season in the Premier League has decided to move to Saudi Arabia.
“Mohamed Salah will play in the Saudi Pro League next season. Contracts have been signed,” Mido wrote on X.
It’s worth noting that Saudi Arabia has long been seeking to recruit Mohamed Salah.
The Saudis had already attempted to sign him last summer, but without success as the Reds’ number 11 chose not to leave. However, if we are to believe Mido’s information, this time around would be successful for the Saudis.
Recall that the last offer from Saudi Arabia for Mohamed Salah was €300 million, with €100 million for the transfer fee and a salary of €200 million over three years. A hefty sum for Salah.
Since his arrival in 2017 on the banks of the Mersey, Mohamed Salah has etched his name in red letters in Liverpool’s history. The Egyptian has become one of the greatest legends in the club’s history over six years.
Mohamed Salah has been the Premier League’s top scorer three times: in 2018 (32 goals), 2019 (22 goals), and 2022 (23 goals), and has notably won the league title (2020), the UEFA Champions League (2019), the UEFA Super Cup, the FIFA Club World Cup, and the English League Cup. A LEGEND, in capital letters.
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