Liverpool manager Arne Slot has yet to make a new signing in this summer’s transfer window.
The Reds have been quiet, watching their Premier League rivals make moves in the market.
Despite all the major Premier League clubs securing new players, Liverpool is still weighing their options.
One Liverpool star facing an uncertain future is Mohamed Salah, who has entered the final year of his contract, making his exit at the end of next season seem likely.
Salah, who has scored 211 goals for Liverpool, has been crucial to the club’s success over the past five years.
However, journalist Ian Doyle reported in the Liverpool Echo that Salah is expected to leave the club at the end of next season.
He wrote:
“Fans might have accepted that Salah is likely to leave at the end of the campaign, with Saudi Arabia being his most probable destination.
“Although he hasn’t shown signs of slowing down, Salah will be 33 next summer. Even with his meticulous fitness routine, he can’t completely resist the effects of time, especially in the demanding Premier League.
“Liverpool’s search for a wide forward this summer suggests they are preparing for life after Salah, whether next season or the one after.
A succession plan is necessary, and the Reds’ recruitment team aims to stay ahead of this transition.
“Of course, if Salah signs another contract extension at Anfield, no one will complain. But the indications are that the Egyptian King will soon leave his Anfield throne.”
This news might be hard for Liverpool fans to accept, as Salah has been a key player for a long time.
Salah has helped the club win the Premier League and Champions League titles, and his contributions have been immense.
Liverpool must now prepare for life without their prolific goal scorer and plan for his replacement.
Finding a player as creative and effective as Salah will be challenging, as he is truly unique, and his record at the club will be hard to match.
