Mohamed Salah is expected to depart Liverpool at the conclusion of the current season.
Mohamed Salah reportedly has an agreement to play in the Saudi Pro League the following summer, according to Football Insider. The Liverpool player has been linked for a while to relocating to Saudi Arabia. And at last, he and the league have come to a verbal agreement for him to join, subject to his moving to the Middle East.
Salah was a target for Al-Ittihad during the summer transfer window. The Saudi club was promised £150 million in exchange for the 31-year-old’s skills. Liverpool, though, was not ready to part with their Egyptian star.
The Merseyside team managed to retain their player by turning down the offer. Due to Salah’s high value to the PIF, it was anticipated that Saudi teams will make another bid for his services come wintertime. Liverpool has previously declared that they will not be selling the former Roma forward in the winter, whatever of the offer.
A vital component of the Saudi Pro League is Salah. They are willing to wait until the end of the season, having previously reached an agreement with the player on a move. Salah has agreed in writing to make the transfer and has given his verbal authorization to play in the SPL.
At the conclusion of the season, he will turn 32, and his contract expires in the summer of 2025. He may be signed by the SPL for somewhat more than £150 million. With only one year left on his contract, Liverpool will be looking to cash in on him come summertime. This is the point at which the Saudi Professional League may be able to fulfill their aim of signing the Egyptian international player.
