Mohamed Salah’s Liverpool future has once again become a major topic of discussion, with new reports indicating that Saudi Arabian interest in the winger is far from over.
Despite his legendary status at Anfield and the immense influence he’s had over the years, the Egyptian star is reportedly back on the radar of top Saudi Pro League clubs, especially after a noticeable dip in his performances this season.
At 33, Salah seems to be experiencing the first significant decline of his Liverpool career. His output this campaign has fallen well below the elite standards he previously maintained, and according to a fresh update from talkSPORT, teams like Al Hilal and Al Qadsiah are still eager to lure him to the Middle East.
Interestingly, the same report claims Salah recently rejected a staggering financial offer from Saudi Arabia in order to stay at Liverpool, proving his loyalty and determination to continue playing at the highest level — at least for now.
His future was already in doubt last season, with many expecting him to leave before he eventually signed a new contract late in the campaign — a decision that brought huge relief to Liverpool supporters.
However, the situation feels different this time.
Salah has scored only two goals in his last twelve matches, and his declining form was highlighted when he was dropped from the starting XI in Liverpool’s recent win over West Ham.
For a player once viewed as capable of maintaining a Cristiano Ronaldo–style longevity, this sudden drop-off has stunned fans
It also reopens the possibility that Salah could soon be tempted by the enormous financial rewards offered by Saudi clubs, where the level of competition is less intense and superstar wages are guaranteed.
If he does leave, Liverpool will face the enormous task of replacing him immediately. Several names are already being discussed.
Bournemouth’s in-form attacker Antoine Semenyo has been heavily linked, while Bayern Munich winger Michael Olise — formerly of Crystal Palace — is another exciting option admired across the Premier League.
Either player could help refresh Arne Slot’s frontline, but finding someone who can replicate Salah’s influence will be extremely difficult.
Salah has registered an astonishing 250 goals in 419 games for Liverpool — a reminder of just how monumental the challenge of replacing him truly is.
