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Mohamed Salah Transfer from Liverpool to Al Nassr
TEAMtalk has been informed that the Saudi Pro League is ready to proceed with plans to finalise a summer deal for Mohamed Salah. A contract framework is reportedly already in place, offering a package comparable to the terms given to Cristiano Ronaldo, which includes future club ownership opportunities and a long-term agreement for Salah to serve as a Saudi Arabia tourism ambassador. League officials are in discussions with the country’s top clubs over Salah’s likely destination, with Al-Nassr firmly in consideration, particularly due to uncertainty surrounding Ronaldo’s future. According to sources TEAMtalk has spoken to, the Pro League wants the deal completed early in the window and does not want it to become a lengthy process. While Liverpool publicly insists that Salah remains a key part of their project, 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 identifying potential replacements. Salah has 18 months remaining on his contract with Liverpool.
TEAMtalk has been informed that the Saudi Pro League is ready to proceed with plans to finalise a summer deal for Mohamed Salah. A contract framework is reportedly already in place, offering a package comparable to the terms given to Cristiano Ronaldo, which includes future club ownership opportunities and a long-term agreement for Salah to serve as a Saudi Arabia tourism ambassador. League officials are in discussions with the country’s top clubs over Salah’s likely destination, with Al-Nassr firmly in consideration, particularly due to uncertainty surrounding Ronaldo’s future. According to sources TEAMtalk has spoken to, the Pro League wants the deal completed early in the window and does not want it to become a lengthy process. While Liverpool publicly insists that Salah remains a key part of their project, 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 identifying potential replacements. Salah has 18 months remaining on his contract with Liverpool.
The newspaper 'The Mirror' reported that Al-Nassr would triple Mo Salah's salary. He currently earns 400,000 pounds per week at Liverpool, which is approximately 24 million euros annually. His contract expires in June 2027. The possibility has been raised that Mo Salah could be a replacement for Cristiano Ronaldo at Al-Nassr.
The newspaper 'The Mirror' reported that Al-Nassr would triple Mo Salah's salary. He currently earns 400,000 pounds per week at Liverpool, which is approximately 24 million euros annually. His contract expires in June 2027. The possibility has been raised that Mo Salah could be a replacement for Cristiano Ronaldo at Al-Nassr.
According to The Telegraph, Saudi Pro League chiefs have made new enquiries to determine if Mohamed Salah might be available and what his cost could be. Clubs such as Al-Nassr 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 enquiries to determine if Mohamed Salah might be available and what his cost could be. Clubs such as Al-Nassr feel opportunities will arise, as Salah will enter the final 12 months of his contract this summer.
According to Gulf News, Saudi Pro League clubs are reportedly prepared to do whatever is necessary to sign Liverpool's Mohamed Salah on either a loan or a permanent deal. Sources close to the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) are said to be closely monitoring the situation and are expected to make a significant effort during the January transfer window, while the Egyptian captain will be at the Africa Cup of Nations. The report adds that PIF-backed clubs are coordinating closely and have a shared determination to bring Salah to the Kingdom.
According to Gulf News, Saudi Pro League clubs are reportedly prepared to do whatever is necessary to sign Liverpool's Mohamed Salah on either a loan or a permanent deal. Sources close to the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF) are said to be closely monitoring the situation and are expected to make a significant effort during the January transfer window, while the Egyptian captain will be at the Africa Cup of Nations. The report adds that PIF-backed clubs are coordinating closely and have a shared determination to bring Salah to the Kingdom.
The Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF), which owns 75% of Al Nassr, is interested in Mohamed Salah. A source within the PIF confirmed to AFP a desire to secure a transfer for Salah, either as a loan or purchase. The source stated that they are closely monitoring Salah's situation and think there is a possibility for a transfer. The source added that there are no negotiations or direct talks with the club yet. The ambition is to accelerate and make every effort as early as January. The context for Salah at Liverpool is described as explosive. Salah has expressed dissatisfaction and said that he no longer has any relationship with his coach Arne Slot.
The Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF), which owns 75% of Al Nassr, is interested in Mohamed Salah. A source within the PIF confirmed to AFP a desire to secure a transfer for Salah, either as a loan or purchase. The source stated that they are closely monitoring Salah's situation and think there is a possibility for a transfer. The source added that there are no negotiations or direct talks with the club yet. The ambition is to accelerate and make every effort as early as January. The context for Salah at Liverpool is described as explosive. Salah has expressed dissatisfaction and said that he no longer has any relationship with his coach Arne Slot.
Mohamed Salah has been described as 'increasingly distant from Anfield', with Saudi clubs Al Nassr and Al Hilal leading the race to sign the soon-to-be free agent.
Mohamed Salah has been described as 'increasingly distant from Anfield', with Saudi clubs Al Nassr and Al Hilal leading the race to sign the soon-to-be free agent.
Mohamed Salah has reportedly agreed with the Saudi authorities to transfer to a club in Saudi Arabia. The specific club is yet to be determined by the Ministry of Sports, which manages the top four clubs in Saudi Arabia: Al Ahli, Al Ittihad, Al Hilal, and Al Nassr. His contract with Liverpool ends this summer.
Mohamed Salah has reportedly agreed with the Saudi authorities to transfer to a club in Saudi Arabia. The specific club is yet to be determined by the Ministry of Sports, which manages the top four clubs in Saudi Arabia: Al Ahli, Al Ittihad, Al Hilal, and Al Nassr. His contract with Liverpool ends this summer.
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 on the verge of renewing his contract with Liverpool, choosing to stay at Anfield despite attracting attention from top-tier teams. He turned down offers from clubs such as Al Hilal, Barcelona, Juventus, Al Nassr, Inter Miami, Al Ittihad, Al Ahli, and Zamalek. Salah's performance this season has been remarkable, with 16 goals and 13 assists in 23 appearances. His status as a global icon played a significant role in the multi-million dollar offers he received from teams across Europe, the Middle East, and the United States, but he opted to continue his journey with Liverpool.
Mohamed Salah is on the verge of renewing his contract with Liverpool, choosing to stay at Anfield despite attracting attention from top-tier teams. He turned down offers from clubs such as Al Hilal, Barcelona, Juventus, Al Nassr, Inter Miami, Al Ittihad, Al Ahli, and Zamalek. Salah's performance this season has been remarkable, with 16 goals and 13 assists in 23 appearances. His status as a global icon played a significant role in the multi-million dollar offers he received from teams across Europe, the Middle East, and the United States, but he opted to continue his journey with Liverpool.
Mo Salah has decided to stay on at Liverpool rather than accede to the overtures of Al Nassr, whom he thanked for their interest.
Mo Salah has decided to stay on at Liverpool rather than accede to the overtures of Al Nassr, whom he thanked for their interest.
Mohamed Salah is expected to leave Liverpool on a free transfer when his current contract expires at the end of June. A move to the Saudi Pro League is viewed as Salah’s most likely next step. Salah is yet to receive a contract offer from Liverpool and he is currently set to become a free agent in July 2025.
Mohamed Salah is expected to leave Liverpool on a free transfer when his current contract expires at the end of June. A move to the Saudi Pro League is viewed as Salah’s most likely next step. Salah is yet to receive a contract offer from Liverpool and he is currently set to become a free agent in July 2025.
Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly wants Salah to join him at Al-Nassr in 2025. This report should be taken with a pinch of salt.
Cristiano Ronaldo reportedly wants Salah to join him at Al-Nassr in 2025. This report should be taken with a pinch of salt.
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