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Mohamed Salah Transfer from Liverpool to Al Ittihad
TEAMtalk has been informed that the Saudi Pro League is ready to proceed with plans to finalize a summer deal for Mohamed Salah. A contract framework is already in place for the player. The package is comparable to the terms given to Cristiano Ronaldo and includes future club ownership opportunities and a long-term agreement for Salah to act as a Saudi Arabia tourism ambassador. League officials are in discussions with the country’s top clubs regarding Salah’s likely destination, and Al-Ittihad has long been considered the frontrunner. TEAMtalk understands that the Pro League wants the deal for Salah to be completed early in the window. Sources have stressed that they do not want this to become a protracted saga that continues into late summer. Liverpool publicly insists that Salah is a key part of their project. However, TEAMtalk understands that privately, a summer exit is increasingly expected. Several sources have indicated that the club is preparing for his departure and that recruitment staff at Anfield are already working on identifying potential replacements.
TEAMtalk has been informed that the Saudi Pro League is ready to proceed with plans to finalize a summer deal for Mohamed Salah. A contract framework is already in place for the player. The package is comparable to the terms given to Cristiano Ronaldo and includes future club ownership opportunities and a long-term agreement for Salah to act as a Saudi Arabia tourism ambassador. League officials are in discussions with the country’s top clubs regarding Salah’s likely destination, and Al-Ittihad has long been considered the frontrunner. TEAMtalk understands that the Pro League wants the deal for Salah to be completed early in the window. Sources have stressed that they do not want this to become a protracted saga that continues into late summer. Liverpool publicly insists that Salah is a key part of their project. However, TEAMtalk understands that privately, a summer exit is increasingly expected. Several sources have indicated that the club is preparing for his departure and that recruitment staff at Anfield are already working on identifying potential replacements.
It is understood that Mohamed Salah is in talks with Al-Ittihad. According to reports from Saudi Arabia, Liverpool sporting director Richard Hughes is in advanced talks to join Al-Hilal. Hughes could be a major factor in bringing Salah to Saudi Arabia this summer. It is thought that Liverpool are already exploring replacements for Salah.
It is understood that Mohamed Salah is in talks with Al-Ittihad. According to reports from Saudi Arabia, Liverpool sporting director Richard Hughes is in advanced talks to join Al-Hilal. Hughes could be a major factor in bringing Salah to Saudi Arabia this summer. It is thought that Liverpool are already exploring replacements for Salah.
A report claimed Al-Ittihad had entered talks to sign Mohamed Salah and were willing to offer him a highly lucrative three-year deal that would make him one of the highest-paid sportsmen. Fabrizio Romano stated that clubs from Saudi Arabia will again attempt to sign Mohamed Salah in the summer transfer window, adding that Al-Ittihad could be one of them. However, Egyptian journalist Ismael Mahmoud stated that there have been no negotiations or talks between Salah and Al-Ittihad so far. Mahmoud also stated that a new club will compete to sign Mohamed Salah in the summer.
A report claimed Al-Ittihad had entered talks to sign Mohamed Salah and were willing to offer him a highly lucrative three-year deal that would make him one of the highest-paid sportsmen. Fabrizio Romano stated that clubs from Saudi Arabia will again attempt to sign Mohamed Salah in the summer transfer window, adding that Al-Ittihad could be one of them. However, Egyptian journalist Ismael Mahmoud stated that there have been no negotiations or talks between Salah and Al-Ittihad so far. Mahmoud also stated that a new club will compete to sign Mohamed Salah in the summer.
According to strong reports in France, Mohamed Salah has decided to leave Liverpool this summer and has opened discussions with Al-Ittihad. The Daily Mirror reports that Salah is ready to explore a move to Saudi Arabia, where he has been promised a contract that will treble his current £400,000 a week package to £1.2m a week. Foot Mercato claims Salah has opened discussions over a potential summer transfer to Al-Ittihad, who are eager to bring in a prominent player to replace Karim Benzema. The report states that negotiations with Salah have already begun and that his agent is in talks with Al-Ittihad. According to Foot Mercato, Salah is much more open to a move to Saudi Arabia than last year, and Liverpool would receive a transfer fee, with Salah ultimately deciding the move. Sources also mention that Salah has received a large number of offers, but his only focus if he leaves Anfield is on moving to Saudi Arabia. Graeme Bailey reports Liverpool are in the final stages of their situation with Salah and are planning for his succession, with a sale next summer potentially suiting all parties.
According to strong reports in France, Mohamed Salah has decided to leave Liverpool this summer and has opened discussions with Al-Ittihad. The Daily Mirror reports that Salah is ready to explore a move to Saudi Arabia, where he has been promised a contract that will treble his current £400,000 a week package to £1.2m a week. Foot Mercato claims Salah has opened discussions over a potential summer transfer to Al-Ittihad, who are eager to bring in a prominent player to replace Karim Benzema. The report states that negotiations with Salah have already begun and that his agent is in talks with Al-Ittihad. According to Foot Mercato, Salah is much more open to a move to Saudi Arabia than last year, and Liverpool would receive a transfer fee, with Salah ultimately deciding the move. Sources also mention that Salah has received a large number of offers, but his only focus if he leaves Anfield is on moving to Saudi Arabia. Graeme Bailey reports Liverpool are in the final stages of their situation with Salah and are planning for his succession, with a sale next summer potentially suiting all parties.
According to Romano, Liverpool face a challenge to retain Mohamed Salah, as Saudi clubs will return for him in the summer transfer window. Al-Ittihad could be one of the clubs involved, particularly after losing major stars. There is confirmed interest from Saudi Arabia, including Al-Ittihad, and the situation will develop in the coming months as clubs prepare for what could be a significant summer around Mohamed Salah.
According to Romano, Liverpool face a challenge to retain Mohamed Salah, as Saudi clubs will return for him in the summer transfer window. Al-Ittihad could be one of the clubs involved, particularly after losing major stars. There is confirmed interest from Saudi Arabia, including Al-Ittihad, and the situation will develop in the coming months as clubs prepare for what could be a significant summer around Mohamed Salah.
According to French outlet Foot Mercato, Saudi Arabian club Al Ittihad have opened talks with the representative of Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah. The report from the outlet states the Egyptian international is now significantly more open to a move to Saudi Arabia and that his agent, Ramy Abbas Issa, is actively engaging with Al Ittihad. The possibility of a potential exit has increased amid a turbulent 2025–26 campaign at Anfield. Tensions reportedly escalated when Salah publicly clashed with head coach Arne Slot after being benched for three consecutive matches. The forward had previously hinted that someone at the club no longer wants him at Liverpool, which led to speculation over internal discussions about a sale.
According to French outlet Foot Mercato, Saudi Arabian club Al Ittihad have opened talks with the representative of Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah. The report from the outlet states the Egyptian international is now significantly more open to a move to Saudi Arabia and that his agent, Ramy Abbas Issa, is actively engaging with Al Ittihad. The possibility of a potential exit has increased amid a turbulent 2025–26 campaign at Anfield. Tensions reportedly escalated when Salah publicly clashed with head coach Arne Slot after being benched for three consecutive matches. The forward had previously hinted that someone at the club no longer wants him at Liverpool, which led to speculation over internal discussions about a sale.
Mohamed Salah has allowed his representative to advance in transfer negotiations, with his agent in discussions with Al Ittihad. Unlike last year, Salah is much more open to a move to Saudi Arabia. Liverpool would receive a transfer fee, and Salah would be the one making the decision.
Mohamed Salah has allowed his representative to advance in transfer negotiations, with his agent in discussions with Al Ittihad. Unlike last year, Salah is much more open to a move to Saudi Arabia. Liverpool would receive a transfer fee, and Salah would be the one making the decision.
According to winwin, Saudi Pro League officials have made Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah their top priority to sign for Al Ittihad. The club lost Karim Benzema to Al Hilal and expect to sell Moussa Diaby in the summer. The report values the Egyptian at around €30 million (£25.9 million, $35.4 million).
According to winwin, Saudi Pro League officials have made Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah their top priority to sign for Al Ittihad. The club lost Karim Benzema to Al Hilal and expect to sell Moussa Diaby in the summer. The report values the Egyptian at around €30 million (£25.9 million, $35.4 million).
Saudi Al-Ittihad intends to make a significant offer for Mohamed Salah, who is the club's top target following the departure of Karim Benzema from Al-Ittihad to Al-Hilal. According to reports from Saudi Arabia, Al-Ittihad has been monitoring Salah and is now prepared to make an offer to Liverpool that would cause the owners to consider a sale. Salah will enter the final year of his contract in the summer. David Ornstein claims that the owners' intention has consistently been to retain Salah until his contract ends in the summer of 2027, but Ornstein recently admitted that this plan might change. Furthermore, Graeme Bailey reported that Salah has no intention of becoming a backup player at Anfield and suggested that Liverpool is already preparing for Salah's departure and planning to bring in his replacement.
Saudi Al-Ittihad intends to make a significant offer for Mohamed Salah, who is the club's top target following the departure of Karim Benzema from Al-Ittihad to Al-Hilal. According to reports from Saudi Arabia, Al-Ittihad has been monitoring Salah and is now prepared to make an offer to Liverpool that would cause the owners to consider a sale. Salah will enter the final year of his contract in the summer. David Ornstein claims that the owners' intention has consistently been to retain Salah until his contract ends in the summer of 2027, but Ornstein recently admitted that this plan might change. Furthermore, Graeme Bailey reported that Salah has no intention of becoming a backup player at Anfield and suggested that Liverpool is already preparing for Salah's departure and planning to bring in his replacement.
According to Goal.com, Mohamed Salah is reportedly the top priority for Saudi Pro League side Al-Ittihad to replace Karim Benzema. The Egyptian has been a target for Saudi Arabian clubs for a long time.
According to Goal.com, Mohamed Salah is reportedly the top priority for Saudi Pro League side Al-Ittihad to replace Karim Benzema. The Egyptian has been a target for Saudi Arabian clubs for a long time.
According to The Telegraph, Saudi Pro League chiefs have made new inquiries to determine Mohamed Salah's potential availability and cost. The report adds that clubs such as Al-Ittihad feel opportunities will arise as Salah will enter the final 12 months of his contract this summer.
According to The Telegraph, Saudi Pro League chiefs have made new inquiries to determine Mohamed Salah's potential availability and cost. The report adds that clubs such as Al-Ittihad feel opportunities will arise as Salah will enter the final 12 months of his contract this summer.
Omar Mugharbel, the chairman of the Saudi Pro League, stated at the World Football Summit that Mohamed Salah is certainly one of their targets. The Athletic reported that Al Ittihad is interested in the 33-year-old. Mugharbel confirmed the transfer interest in Salah.
Omar Mugharbel, the chairman of the Saudi Pro League, stated at the World Football Summit that Mohamed Salah is certainly one of their targets. The Athletic reported that Al Ittihad is interested in the 33-year-old. Mugharbel confirmed the transfer interest in Salah.
According to Sky Sport, Saudi clubs want to sign Mohamed Salah but need a clear sign that he wants to play there. Sky Sport also reported that Saudi clubs have changed their strategy to sign younger players, but would make an exception for Salah. Saudi clubs have not contacted Liverpool for any player. Salah has offers from Europe, and there were also talks about a move to rival clubs in the Premier League and Europe. Al Ittihad and Al Hilal tried to sign Salah in the past two years, and Al Ittihad made a verbal offer of £150 million late in the transfer window in September 2023.
According to Sky Sport, Saudi clubs want to sign Mohamed Salah but need a clear sign that he wants to play there. Sky Sport also reported that Saudi clubs have changed their strategy to sign younger players, but would make an exception for Salah. Saudi clubs have not contacted Liverpool for any player. Salah has offers from Europe, and there were also talks about a move to rival clubs in the Premier League and Europe. Al Ittihad and Al Hilal tried to sign Salah in the past two years, and Al Ittihad made a verbal offer of £150 million late in the transfer window in September 2023.
Mohamed Salah rejected a very rich offer from Al Ittihad. He extended his contract with Liverpool last April. Saudi Arabia remains the most likely destination for the player.
Mohamed Salah rejected a very rich offer from Al Ittihad. He extended his contract with Liverpool last April. Saudi Arabia remains the most likely destination for the player.
Salah stated that it is possible that at the beginning of next year he will no longer be a member of the club from Anfield. This is despite having 19 months left on the contract he signed in April for a weekly salary of 400,000 pounds. Al-Ittihad is interested in his transfer.
Salah stated that it is possible that at the beginning of next year he will no longer be a member of the club from Anfield. This is despite having 19 months left on the contract he signed in April for a weekly salary of 400,000 pounds. Al-Ittihad is interested in his transfer.
Saudi Pro League clubs Al Hilal and Al Ittihad are the leading suitors for Salah, with transfer bids of between €80–100 million (£69.9–87.3 million, $93.2–116.5 million) expected in January, according to CaughtOffside.
Saudi Pro League clubs Al Hilal and Al Ittihad are the leading suitors for Salah, with transfer bids of between €80–100 million (£69.9–87.3 million, $93.2–116.5 million) expected in January, according to CaughtOffside.
A senior figure from the Saudi Pro League has reportedly boasted about the guaranteed prospects of signing Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah at some point in 2026, with Al Ittihad emerging as one of the leading contenders. The Telegraph quoted a senior figure who stated that they are absolutely convinced that Mo Salah will come to Saudi and that there are no doubts about it, adding that they do not know if it will be in January, in the next market, or next summer. The same report names Al Ittihad as one of two clubs “most likely” to sign Salah. The Telegraph also claims that Al Ittihad is the clear favorite. That summer, many Al Ittihad fans wore Salah masks in anticipation of the Egyptian's arrival.
A senior figure from the Saudi Pro League has reportedly boasted about the guaranteed prospects of signing Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah at some point in 2026, with Al Ittihad emerging as one of the leading contenders. The Telegraph quoted a senior figure who stated that they are absolutely convinced that Mo Salah will come to Saudi and that there are no doubts about it, adding that they do not know if it will be in January, in the next market, or next summer. The same report names Al Ittihad as one of two clubs “most likely” to sign Salah. The Telegraph also claims that Al Ittihad is the clear favorite. That summer, many Al Ittihad fans wore Salah masks in anticipation of the Egyptian's arrival.
Saudi Pro League chiefs are confident about Mohamed Salah coming to the Middle East, and sources have confirmed that they are prepared to complete a transfer in January. The possibility of him moving to the Pro League in January is considered realistic. The Pro League held discussions with Salah's representatives before he signed his new contract with Liverpool. Salah was offered a deal with terms comparable to those of Cristiano Ronaldo at Al-Nassr, which could see him earn approximately £150 million a year and become a tourism ambassador for Saudi Arabia. He would also have the right to part-ownership of a club in the future, and the Pro League would aim to assist him with investing in football across the Arab community. Al-Ittihad is still considered the most probable destination for Salah, and they would welcome him due to their comparatively poor start to the new Saudi season. Any club he could potentially join has a full quota of foreign players and would have to create a space, but this is not seen as an issue.
Saudi Pro League chiefs are confident about Mohamed Salah coming to the Middle East, and sources have confirmed that they are prepared to complete a transfer in January. The possibility of him moving to the Pro League in January is considered realistic. The Pro League held discussions with Salah's representatives before he signed his new contract with Liverpool. Salah was offered a deal with terms comparable to those of Cristiano Ronaldo at Al-Nassr, which could see him earn approximately £150 million a year and become a tourism ambassador for Saudi Arabia. He would also have the right to part-ownership of a club in the future, and the Pro League would aim to assist him with investing in football across the Arab community. Al-Ittihad is still considered the most probable destination for Salah, and they would welcome him due to their comparatively poor start to the new Saudi season. Any club he could potentially join has a full quota of foreign players and would have to create a space, but this is not seen as an issue.
The strongest interest in Mohamed Salah comes from Saudi Arabia, where Al-Ittihad are leading the chase. The Saudi Pro League views Salah as a strategic signing. CaughtOffside has been informed by sources close to the situation that offers worth €80–100 million could be submitted, including bonuses and a sell-on clause.
The strongest interest in Mohamed Salah comes from Saudi Arabia, where Al-Ittihad are leading the chase. The Saudi Pro League views Salah as a strategic signing. CaughtOffside has been informed by sources close to the situation that offers worth €80–100 million could be submitted, including bonuses and a sell-on clause.
Mohamed Salah was subject to serious £150m overtures from Al-Ittihad in summer 2023. Despite these offers, Salah committed to Liverpool by signing a two-year extension, making him the best-paid player in the club's history. Khaled Al-Eissa, president of Al-Ahli, expressed continued interest in Salah, stating that he remains a firm target and they are happy to have him in Saudi Arabia at the right time.
Mohamed Salah was subject to serious £150m overtures from Al-Ittihad in summer 2023. Despite these offers, Salah committed to Liverpool by signing a two-year extension, making him the best-paid player in the club's history. Khaled Al-Eissa, president of Al-Ahli, expressed continued interest in Salah, stating that he remains a firm target and they are happy to have him in Saudi Arabia at the right time.
Slaven Bilic, former manager of Al-Fateh in Saudi Arabia, revealed that Mohamed Salah was very close to moving to the Saudi league due to a strained relationship with Jurgen Klopp. However, the arrival of Arne Slot changed the situation. Bilic mentioned that all of Saudi Arabia was prepared for Salah, and he would have been the star of the league, with everything seemingly in place for him to sign with Al-Ittihad.
Slaven Bilic, former manager of Al-Fateh in Saudi Arabia, revealed that Mohamed Salah was very close to moving to the Saudi league due to a strained relationship with Jurgen Klopp. However, the arrival of Arne Slot changed the situation. Bilic mentioned that all of Saudi Arabia was prepared for Salah, and he would have been the star of the league, with everything seemingly in place for him to sign with Al-Ittihad.
During the summer transfer window of 2023, Al-Ittihad made a massive offer of €175 million for Mo Salah, which was rejected by Liverpool. The Saudi Pro League has shown interest in Salah for a couple of years, and he might join the league on a free transfer this summer.
During the summer transfer window of 2023, Al-Ittihad made a massive offer of €175 million for Mo Salah, which was rejected by Liverpool. The Saudi Pro League has shown interest in Salah for a couple of years, and he might join the league on a free transfer this summer.
Al Ittihad are reportedly waiting for Salah and see it as a foregone conclusion that he will join the Saudi Pro League from the start of the 2025/26 campaign. However, Salah's future is still undecided.
Al Ittihad are reportedly waiting for Salah and see it as a foregone conclusion that he will join the Saudi Pro League from the start of the 2025/26 campaign. However, Salah's future is still undecided.
A move to Saudi Arabia continues to be on the cards after Al-Ittihad bid £170million for the forward in 2023. Salah's recent conversation with Lineker suggests he might be considering an exit. Saudi chiefs are still determined to lure Salah to their league before he retires.
A move to Saudi Arabia continues to be on the cards after Al-Ittihad bid £170million for the forward in 2023. Salah's recent conversation with Lineker suggests he might be considering an exit. Saudi chiefs are still determined to lure Salah to their league before he retires.
Al Ittihad pursued a £150m deal to sign Salah in 2023, and now sense the chance to snap him up on a free transfer. Saudi dealmakers have long been keen to lure Salah over to the Pro League.
Al Ittihad pursued a £150m deal to sign Salah in 2023, and now sense the chance to snap him up on a free transfer. Saudi dealmakers have long been keen to lure Salah over to the Pro League.
Mohamed Salah was strongly linked with a move to Al-Ittihad, who had a £150m offer rejected in summer 2023. Despite rumors, transfer expert Rudy Galetti maintains that Salah will choose between staying at Liverpool or moving to PSG this summer.
Mohamed Salah was strongly linked with a move to Al-Ittihad, who had a £150m offer rejected in summer 2023. Despite rumors, transfer expert Rudy Galetti maintains that Salah will choose between staying at Liverpool or moving to PSG this summer.
Saudi Pro League club Al-Ittihad are seriously interested in signing Mohamed Salah on a free transfer in the summer of 2025. Salah is out of contract at Liverpool at the end of the season, and while he is happy at Anfield, there is a significant gap in the figures for a new deal.
Saudi Pro League club Al-Ittihad are seriously interested in signing Mohamed Salah on a free transfer in the summer of 2025. Salah is out of contract at Liverpool at the end of the season, and while he is happy at Anfield, there is a significant gap in the figures for a new deal.
Mo Salah is reportedly very close to signing for Al-Ittihad, with the club willing to offer him a contract that could make him the highest-paid footballer in the world, exceeding Cristiano Ronaldo's £1.3m a week. Despite Liverpool's hope to extend his contract, Salah is edging closer to leaving Anfield at the end of the season. Reports from Spain suggest a record-breaking deal is imminent.
Mo Salah is reportedly very close to signing for Al-Ittihad, with the club willing to offer him a contract that could make him the highest-paid footballer in the world, exceeding Cristiano Ronaldo's £1.3m a week. Despite Liverpool's hope to extend his contract, Salah is edging closer to leaving Anfield at the end of the season. Reports from Spain suggest a record-breaking deal is imminent.
Mohamed Salah has been offered a contract that eclipses Cristiano Ronaldo's deal and could make him the highest-paid player in the world. He is out of contract in June 2025 and has stated he is 'more out than in' regarding staying at Liverpool. Al-Ittihad are ready to offer a monster contract, as reported by Fichajes.
Mohamed Salah has been offered a contract that eclipses Cristiano Ronaldo's deal and could make him the highest-paid player in the world. He is out of contract in June 2025 and has stated he is 'more out than in' regarding staying at Liverpool. Al-Ittihad are ready to offer a monster contract, as reported by Fichajes.
Mohamed Salah, one of Liverpool's most iconic players in recent years, may be in his final months with the "Reds." With his contract due to expire at the season's end, his future appears to lie away from Anfield. Al Ittihad of Saudi Arabia has emerged as the primary contender, prepared to offer him a contract that could make him the highest-paid footballer globally. The Saudi team aims not only to strengthen its squad with a top-tier player but also to signal its ambition to become a desirable destination for football's major stars. The extraordinary financial offer places Salah as a potential candidate for the best-paid player on the planet, which could heavily influence his decision.
Mohamed Salah, one of Liverpool's most iconic players in recent years, may be in his final months with the "Reds." With his contract due to expire at the season's end, his future appears to lie away from Anfield. Al Ittihad of Saudi Arabia has emerged as the primary contender, prepared to offer him a contract that could make him the highest-paid footballer globally. The Saudi team aims not only to strengthen its squad with a top-tier player but also to signal its ambition to become a desirable destination for football's major stars. The extraordinary financial offer places Salah as a potential candidate for the best-paid player on the planet, which could heavily influence his decision.
According to multiple Saudi sources, Salah has agreed on a transfer with the Saudi sports federation. However, neither Salah nor his agents will choose the team. The decision will be made by the Ministry of Sports, which manages the four biggest clubs in Saudi Arabia, in the interest of developing Saudi football. Salah could end up in one of these four clubs: Al Ahli, Al Ittihad, Al Hilal, or Al Nassr.
According to multiple Saudi sources, Salah has agreed on a transfer with the Saudi sports federation. However, neither Salah nor his agents will choose the team. The decision will be made by the Ministry of Sports, which manages the four biggest clubs in Saudi Arabia, in the interest of developing Saudi football. Salah could end up in one of these four clubs: Al Ahli, Al Ittihad, Al Hilal, or Al Nassr.
Mohamed Salah is reportedly considering a move away from Liverpool as his contract is set to expire in the summer. Saudi Arabian club Al-Ittihad is said to be interested in signing him and is reportedly waiting for his contract to end so they can secure his signature on a free transfer. Salah has delivered an exceptional performance for Liverpool this season, scoring 21 goals and providing 17 assists across all competitions. He is currently earning £350,000 per week. While there are rumours about a potential contract extension with Liverpool, no agreement has been reached yet. Journalist Miguel Rico has reported that Al-Ittihad believes Salah will be their major signing at the end of the season.
Mohamed Salah is reportedly considering a move away from Liverpool as his contract is set to expire in the summer. Saudi Arabian club Al-Ittihad is said to be interested in signing him and is reportedly waiting for his contract to end so they can secure his signature on a free transfer. Salah has delivered an exceptional performance for Liverpool this season, scoring 21 goals and providing 17 assists across all competitions. He is currently earning £350,000 per week. While there are rumours about a potential contract extension with Liverpool, no agreement has been reached yet. Journalist Miguel Rico has reported that Al-Ittihad believes Salah will be their major signing at the end of the season.
Mohamed Salah revealed that there has been no progress in his contract renewal talks with Liverpool, suggesting that this season might be his last with the club. His current contract is set to expire on June 30, 2025, at which point he could potentially leave on a free transfer. Speculation is mounting that Salah might depart European football to join a club in Saudi Arabia, following the footsteps of other top players. In the past, Al-Ittihad, a team in the Saudi Pro League, expressed interest in acquiring Salah. While Liverpool had previously blocked such moves, the expiration of his contract might allow the Saudis to succeed this time.
Mohamed Salah revealed that there has been no progress in his contract renewal talks with Liverpool, suggesting that this season might be his last with the club. His current contract is set to expire on June 30, 2025, at which point he could potentially leave on a free transfer. Speculation is mounting that Salah might depart European football to join a club in Saudi Arabia, following the footsteps of other top players. In the past, Al-Ittihad, a team in the Saudi Pro League, expressed interest in acquiring Salah. While Liverpool had previously blocked such moves, the expiration of his contract might allow the Saudis to succeed this time.
Mohamed Salah is reportedly on the verge of renewing his contract with Liverpool, as he prioritizes his stay at Anfield despite interest from top-tier teams. It is said that he has rejected offers from clubs including Al Hilal, Barcelona, Juventus, Al Nassr, Inter Miami, Al Ittihad, Al Ahli, and Zamalek. Salah's performance this season has been impressive, with 16 goals and 13 assists in 23 appearances. His global icon status was a decisive factor in the multi-million dollar offers from teams in Europe, the Middle East, and the United States, but he has apparently chosen to remain with Liverpool.
Mohamed Salah is reportedly on the verge of renewing his contract with Liverpool, as he prioritizes his stay at Anfield despite interest from top-tier teams. It is said that he has rejected offers from clubs including Al Hilal, Barcelona, Juventus, Al Nassr, Inter Miami, Al Ittihad, Al Ahli, and Zamalek. Salah's performance this season has been impressive, with 16 goals and 13 assists in 23 appearances. His global icon status was a decisive factor in the multi-million dollar offers from teams in Europe, the Middle East, and the United States, but he has apparently chosen to remain with Liverpool.
Mo Salah has decided to stay on at Liverpool rather than accede to the overtures of Al Ittihad, whom he thanked for their interest.
Mo Salah has decided to stay on at Liverpool rather than accede to the overtures of Al Ittihad, whom he thanked for their interest.
Reports indicate that the Saudis have expressed interest in signing Mohamed Salah, having previously made a £150 million offer for his transfer to Al-Ittihad in the summer of 2023, which was turned down by Liverpool. It is understood that Salah is open to the idea of playing in the Middle East and had engaged in discussions regarding a move to Al-Ittihad, though the transfer ultimately did not materialize. Sources suggest that the Saudis are now preparing a substantial two-year contract offer for Salah, which includes an option for an additional 12 months, potentially making him one of the highest-paid players in the league.
Reports indicate that the Saudis have expressed interest in signing Mohamed Salah, having previously made a £150 million offer for his transfer to Al-Ittihad in the summer of 2023, which was turned down by Liverpool. It is understood that Salah is open to the idea of playing in the Middle East and had engaged in discussions regarding a move to Al-Ittihad, though the transfer ultimately did not materialize. Sources suggest that the Saudis are now preparing a substantial two-year contract offer for Salah, which includes an option for an additional 12 months, potentially making him one of the highest-paid players in the league.
Reports suggest that Liverpool is set to face a significant contract offer from the Saudi Pro League for Mohamed Salah. In August 2023, there was interest from Al-Ittihad, which reportedly proposed €180 million, but the transfer did not come to fruition. Sources indicate that any agreement for Salah to join the Saudi Pro League could match or even surpass the amount Cristiano Ronaldo earns, which is €212 million annually in the Pro League. Salah's contract with Liverpool is set to expire in June 2025, and there remains no new agreement between the Reds and the player.
Reports suggest that Liverpool is set to face a significant contract offer from the Saudi Pro League for Mohamed Salah. In August 2023, there was interest from Al-Ittihad, which reportedly proposed €180 million, but the transfer did not come to fruition. Sources indicate that any agreement for Salah to join the Saudi Pro League could match or even surpass the amount Cristiano Ronaldo earns, which is €212 million annually in the Pro League. Salah's contract with Liverpool is set to expire in June 2025, and there remains no new agreement between the Reds and the player.
Mohamed Salah, a key player for Liverpool, is facing an uncertain future as his contract is set to expire in June, with no renewal offer from the club. Al Ittihad from Saudi Arabia has emerged as the main contender showing interest, by presenting a financial proposal that could make him the highest-paid player in the world. Despite being willing to stay, Salah has not been presented with a concrete renewal offer from Liverpool. The offer from the Saudi club includes an astronomical 85 million euros annually, underscoring the country's ambition to attract global football stars.
Mohamed Salah, a key player for Liverpool, is facing an uncertain future as his contract is set to expire in June, with no renewal offer from the club. Al Ittihad from Saudi Arabia has emerged as the main contender showing interest, by presenting a financial proposal that could make him the highest-paid player in the world. Despite being willing to stay, Salah has not been presented with a concrete renewal offer from Liverpool. The offer from the Saudi club includes an astronomical 85 million euros annually, underscoring the country's ambition to attract global football stars.
In August 2023, Al-Ittihad, a Saudi Pro League club, made an offer for Mohamed Salah, valued up to £150 million. This offer was personally declined by Liverpool's president, Mike Gordon.
In August 2023, Al-Ittihad, a Saudi Pro League club, made an offer for Mohamed Salah, valued up to £150 million. This offer was personally declined by Liverpool's president, Mike Gordon.
In the summer of 2023, Liverpool received a last-minute offer from Al-Ittihad of Saudi Arabia amounting to 170 million euros (including all variables) for Mohamed Salah. However, Salah did not want to comment on the offer after the match against Southampton, stating he is focused on the team and is very professional.
In the summer of 2023, Liverpool received a last-minute offer from Al-Ittihad of Saudi Arabia amounting to 170 million euros (including all variables) for Mohamed Salah. However, Salah did not want to comment on the offer after the match against Southampton, stating he is focused on the team and is very professional.
Former Everton chief Keith Wyness claims a move to Saudi Arabia, specifically Al-Ittihad, will soon be confirmed for Mo Salah. Speculation suggests Salah could earn wages over £1.3m a week, which Liverpool cannot compete with. Discussions with Liverpool are reportedly far apart, and Salah hinted at his departure in a public statement.
Former Everton chief Keith Wyness claims a move to Saudi Arabia, specifically Al-Ittihad, will soon be confirmed for Mo Salah. Speculation suggests Salah could earn wages over £1.3m a week, which Liverpool cannot compete with. Discussions with Liverpool are reportedly far apart, and Salah hinted at his departure in a public statement.
In August 2023, Liverpool rejected an offer of 175 million euros from Al Ittihad of Saudi Arabia for Mohamed Salah. Salah is in great form, having scored 9 goals and provided 9 assists in all competitions this season.
In August 2023, Liverpool rejected an offer of 175 million euros from Al Ittihad of Saudi Arabia for Mohamed Salah. Salah is in great form, having scored 9 goals and provided 9 assists in all competitions this season.
Mohamed Salah is on the wanted list of Saudi side Al-Ittihad, who remain focused on prising the player to the Middle East at the season’s end. They are likely to offer to treble his current £350,000 a week salary, which is not something Liverpool can compete with. Liverpool hopes their ability to challenge for top honours will convince Salah to stay.
Mohamed Salah is on the wanted list of Saudi side Al-Ittihad, who remain focused on prising the player to the Middle East at the season’s end. They are likely to offer to treble his current £350,000 a week salary, which is not something Liverpool can compete with. Liverpool hopes their ability to challenge for top honours will convince Salah to stay.
Former Liverpool sporting director Jorg Schmadtke indicated that a move to Saudi Arabia for Mohamed Salah is entirely possible. Salah has been associated with potential transfers away from the Premier League, with Saudi Arabia and Major League Soccer considered as possible destinations. The Saudi League is evolving due to increased investment, and the league's deals have influenced European clubs. Liverpool had earlier turned down a substantial offer from Al-Ittihad for Salah, but interest from Saudi Arabia persists, as Salah is viewed as an ideal candidate to become the face of football in the Middle East.
Former Liverpool sporting director Jorg Schmadtke indicated that a move to Saudi Arabia for Mohamed Salah is entirely possible. Salah has been associated with potential transfers away from the Premier League, with Saudi Arabia and Major League Soccer considered as possible destinations. The Saudi League is evolving due to increased investment, and the league's deals have influenced European clubs. Liverpool had earlier turned down a substantial offer from Al-Ittihad for Salah, but interest from Saudi Arabia persists, as Salah is viewed as an ideal candidate to become the face of football in the Middle East.
Mo Salah is attracting significant interest, with former Liverpool sporting director Jorg Schmadtke indicating that a move to Saudi Arabia is a possibility. Liverpool had turned down a £150m offer from Al-Ittihad, although their interest in Salah continues. With Salah's current contract at Liverpool set to expire in eight months, he will be eligible to sign a pre-contract agreement with an overseas club starting January 1. It is reported that Al-Ittihad is willing to offer him approximately £1.3m per week. While Liverpool is eager to extend his contract, which currently pays him £350,000 a week, an agreement has yet to be finalized.
Mo Salah is attracting significant interest, with former Liverpool sporting director Jorg Schmadtke indicating that a move to Saudi Arabia is a possibility. Liverpool had turned down a £150m offer from Al-Ittihad, although their interest in Salah continues. With Salah's current contract at Liverpool set to expire in eight months, he will be eligible to sign a pre-contract agreement with an overseas club starting January 1. It is reported that Al-Ittihad is willing to offer him approximately £1.3m per week. While Liverpool is eager to extend his contract, which currently pays him £350,000 a week, an agreement has yet to be finalized.
Last year, Al Ittihad from Saudi Arabia offered Liverpool around 180 million euros for the transfer of Salah. It is known that Salah would not mind a new contract with the club, but he wants a three-year deal, and Liverpool is unsure whether to sign a player who has already celebrated his 30th birthday for such a long term.
Last year, Al Ittihad from Saudi Arabia offered Liverpool around 180 million euros for the transfer of Salah. It is known that Salah would not mind a new contract with the club, but he wants a three-year deal, and Liverpool is unsure whether to sign a player who has already celebrated his 30th birthday for such a long term.
Mohamed Salah has been strongly linked with Al-Ittihad in Saudi Arabia. Liverpool icon Steven Gerrard is reportedly trying to persuade Salah to commit to a new deal at Liverpool.
Mohamed Salah has been strongly linked with Al-Ittihad in Saudi Arabia. Liverpool icon Steven Gerrard is reportedly trying to persuade Salah to commit to a new deal at Liverpool.
Mohamed Salah is reportedly being closely associated with a potential transfer to Al-Ittihad in Saudi Arabia. As his contract with Liverpool is set to expire at the end of the season, Salah will be in a position to sign a pre-contract agreement with overseas clubs starting January 1, 2025. It is understood that Liverpool officials are increasingly concerned about the possibility of Salah's departure, particularly after recent negotiations for a new deal did not result in an agreement. The financial allure of the Gulf State is said to be enticing for Salah, a prospect that Liverpool is reportedly unable to compete with.
Mohamed Salah is reportedly being closely associated with a potential transfer to Al-Ittihad in Saudi Arabia. As his contract with Liverpool is set to expire at the end of the season, Salah will be in a position to sign a pre-contract agreement with overseas clubs starting January 1, 2025. It is understood that Liverpool officials are increasingly concerned about the possibility of Salah's departure, particularly after recent negotiations for a new deal did not result in an agreement. The financial allure of the Gulf State is said to be enticing for Salah, a prospect that Liverpool is reportedly unable to compete with.
Al-Ittihad tried to sign Mohamed Salah back in September 2023. Attempts to take him to the Middle East are continuing. Sources have told TEAMtalk that the expectation inside Liverpool is that Salah’s most likely destination will still be somewhere in the Saudi Pro League. Such a move would take him far closer to his homeland of Egypt and he would be paid an eye-watering salary.
Al-Ittihad tried to sign Mohamed Salah back in September 2023. Attempts to take him to the Middle East are continuing. Sources have told TEAMtalk that the expectation inside Liverpool is that Salah’s most likely destination will still be somewhere in the Saudi Pro League. Such a move would take him far closer to his homeland of Egypt and he would be paid an eye-watering salary.
Mohamed Salah's future at Liverpool remains uncertain as clubs from the Saudi Pro League, including Al-Ittihad, continue to keep an eye on his contract situation. In 2023, Liverpool rejected a £150 million bid from Al-Ittihad. Saudi Pro League director of football, Michael Emenalo, noted that while there was interest from their teams, Liverpool was not inclined to sell, and Salah appeared to have unfinished business at the club. Emenalo also suggested that a potential move for Salah next summer could be possible, depending on the player's readiness to depart.
Mohamed Salah's future at Liverpool remains uncertain as clubs from the Saudi Pro League, including Al-Ittihad, continue to keep an eye on his contract situation. In 2023, Liverpool rejected a £150 million bid from Al-Ittihad. Saudi Pro League director of football, Michael Emenalo, noted that while there was interest from their teams, Liverpool was not inclined to sell, and Salah appeared to have unfinished business at the club. Emenalo also suggested that a potential move for Salah next summer could be possible, depending on the player's readiness to depart.
Paul Gascoigne claimed that Mo Salah is playing cautiously to avoid injury, as he is aiming for a transfer away from Liverpool. Graeme Souness indicated that Salah might consider leaving for the financial and logistical benefits offered in Saudi Arabia. With Salah's contract with Liverpool nearing its expiration, he will be eligible to sign a pre-contract with an overseas club starting in January. The club anticipates his departure following recent contract discussions. It is suggested that Salah could potentially earn up to three times his current salary if he moves to Saudi Arabia.
Paul Gascoigne claimed that Mo Salah is playing cautiously to avoid injury, as he is aiming for a transfer away from Liverpool. Graeme Souness indicated that Salah might consider leaving for the financial and logistical benefits offered in Saudi Arabia. With Salah's contract with Liverpool nearing its expiration, he will be eligible to sign a pre-contract with an overseas club starting in January. The club anticipates his departure following recent contract discussions. It is suggested that Salah could potentially earn up to three times his current salary if he moves to Saudi Arabia.
Mo Salah has been a top target for Saudi Arabia's Pro League for over a year with Al Ittihad offering £150 million last summer. Although a transfer has yet to materialize, that could change at the end of the campaign when Salah becomes a free agent.
Mo Salah has been a top target for Saudi Arabia's Pro League for over a year with Al Ittihad offering £150 million last summer. Although a transfer has yet to materialize, that could change at the end of the campaign when Salah becomes a free agent.
The Daily Mail reported that Salah is not tempted by a move to Saudi Arabia, despite prolonged interest from Al-Ittihad. Salah's reluctance is influenced by seeing his former teammate Sadio Mané being pushed out of Al-Nassr just a year after joining.
The Daily Mail reported that Salah is not tempted by a move to Saudi Arabia, despite prolonged interest from Al-Ittihad. Salah's reluctance is influenced by seeing his former teammate Sadio Mané being pushed out of Al-Nassr just a year after joining.
The Athletic explained that losing Mohamed Salah is a possibility. Liverpool refused an offer of approximately 180 million EUR from Al-Ittihad for Salah a year ago. Negotiations might take place in the coming months.
The Athletic explained that losing Mohamed Salah is a possibility. Liverpool refused an offer of approximately 180 million EUR from Al-Ittihad for Salah a year ago. Negotiations might take place in the coming months.
Liverpool rejected an offer of over 100 million GBP from Al Ittihad for Mohamed Salah at the end of the summer transfer window in 2023.
Liverpool rejected an offer of over 100 million GBP from Al Ittihad for Mohamed Salah at the end of the summer transfer window in 2023.
The hypothesis that Salah might move to Saudi Arabia remains after Liverpool rejected an offer of nearly 180 million euros from Al Ittihad a year ago. Salah renewed his contract in 2022, becoming the highest-paid player in Liverpool's history with over 21 million euros per year.
The hypothesis that Salah might move to Saudi Arabia remains after Liverpool rejected an offer of nearly 180 million euros from Al Ittihad a year ago. Salah renewed his contract in 2022, becoming the highest-paid player in Liverpool's history with over 21 million euros per year.
Mo Salah hinted at leaving Liverpool next year as his contract expires next summer. Despite a £200m bid and a £100m annual offer from Al-Ittihad, Liverpool and Jurgen Klopp refused to sell him. Salah, 32, fueled speculation by saying he wants to 'enjoy the last year' and will 'see what happens next year.'
Mo Salah hinted at leaving Liverpool next year as his contract expires next summer. Despite a £200m bid and a £100m annual offer from Al-Ittihad, Liverpool and Jurgen Klopp refused to sell him. Salah, 32, fueled speculation by saying he wants to 'enjoy the last year' and will 'see what happens next year.'
Liverpool already rejected an offer of 150 million GBP for Salah from Al-Ittihad last year. Salah has been linked as a crown jewel for Saudi Arabia's attempt to become a reference in world football. However, Salah declined to move to Saudi Arabia and is currently the highest-paid player at Liverpool, with a salary around 350,000 GBP per week.
Liverpool already rejected an offer of 150 million GBP for Salah from Al-Ittihad last year. Salah has been linked as a crown jewel for Saudi Arabia's attempt to become a reference in world football. However, Salah declined to move to Saudi Arabia and is currently the highest-paid player at Liverpool, with a salary around 350,000 GBP per week.
Liverpool rejected a £150m offer from Al-Ittihad a year ago. Salah has hinted he may leave Liverpool at the end of this season. He could earn £2 million a week in the Saudi Pro League.
Liverpool rejected a £150m offer from Al-Ittihad a year ago. Salah has hinted he may leave Liverpool at the end of this season. He could earn £2 million a week in the Saudi Pro League.
Saudi Pro League side Al Ittihad are ready to make another huge bid to sign Liverpool winger Mohamed Salah this summer.
Saudi Pro League side Al Ittihad are ready to make another huge bid to sign Liverpool winger Mohamed Salah this summer.
Al Ittihad is preparing the biggest transfer of any Saudi club so far, according to English media Mirror and Daily Mail. Salah has a contract until the summer of 2025 and it was not planned for him to leave Liverpool, but Mirror writes that he will leave if the mentioned offer really comes because it is too good for Liverpool to refuse.
Al Ittihad is preparing the biggest transfer of any Saudi club so far, according to English media Mirror and Daily Mail. Salah has a contract until the summer of 2025 and it was not planned for him to leave Liverpool, but Mirror writes that he will leave if the mentioned offer really comes because it is too good for Liverpool to refuse.
Mohamed Salah has already agreed to a transfer away from Liverpool and will leave Anfield this summer. Salah was the subject of some huge offers from the Saudi Pro League during the summer transfer window of 2023. Al-Ittihad had a massive offer of €175 million rejected by Liverpool in the closing days of the summer. But it has been widely reported that Al-Ittihad and other Saudi sides will return to make a new bid in 2024. And Enrique believes this summer Salah will leave Liverpool. Given Salah will be 32 this summer, it is widely believed that Liverpool will consider a sale at the end of the season. Salah joined Liverpool from Roma for a bargain €38m in 2017 and has since gone on to become one of the club’s greatest players of all time. He has scored 209 goals in 342 games for Liverpool, leading the club to the Premier League and Champions League titles. He has won three Premier League Golden Boots and was Premier League Player of the Year in 2017-18.
Mohamed Salah has already agreed to a transfer away from Liverpool and will leave Anfield this summer. Salah was the subject of some huge offers from the Saudi Pro League during the summer transfer window of 2023. Al-Ittihad had a massive offer of €175 million rejected by Liverpool in the closing days of the summer. But it has been widely reported that Al-Ittihad and other Saudi sides will return to make a new bid in 2024. And Enrique believes this summer Salah will leave Liverpool. Given Salah will be 32 this summer, it is widely believed that Liverpool will consider a sale at the end of the season. Salah joined Liverpool from Roma for a bargain €38m in 2017 and has since gone on to become one of the club’s greatest players of all time. He has scored 209 goals in 342 games for Liverpool, leading the club to the Premier League and Champions League titles. He has won three Premier League Golden Boots and was Premier League Player of the Year in 2017-18.
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