Liverpool transfer news: Insider provides major Mohamed Salah update amid the star’s recent dip in form
Saudi Arabian clubs are reportedly preparing a fresh bid to sign Liverpool superstar Mohamed Salah at the end of the current season.
The Egyptian King, widely regarded as the most famous Arab footballer in the world, has been a long-term target for the Saudi Pro League, whose interest continues to grow as the summer transfer window nears.
Saudi Pro League renews pursuit of Salah
Even though Salah extended his Liverpool contract until 2027, the Middle East’s interest in him remains strong. According to transfer insider Indy Kaila, Saudi clubs plan to make another move for the winger this summer. Liverpool previously turned down an offer worth around £200 million, but the pursuit is far from over.
Salah’s enduring brilliance at Liverpool
Despite currently enduring one of his leaner spells in a Liverpool shirt, Salah has still managed 7 goal contributions in 13 appearances this season — a testament to his enduring quality.
Since his arrival, Salah has been nothing short of sensational, delivering world-class performances year after year. His 2024/25 campaign was one of his finest yet, with 47 goal involvements (29 goals and 18 assists) in the Premier League alone, firmly placing him among the best in the world.
Over his eight seasons at Anfield, he has amassed more than 240 goals and 100 assists, an incredible record that highlights his consistency and greatness.
Season Appearances Goals Assists
2017–18 52 44 14
2018–19 52 27 12
2019–20 48 23 11
2020–21 51 31 6
2021–22 51 31 15
2022–23 51 30 16
2023–24 44 25 14
2024–25 52 34 23
2025–26 13 4 3
Total 414 249 116
What Salah’s move would mean for Saudi Arabia
If Salah were to join the Saudi Pro League, it would be a landmark moment for the competition.
While stars such as Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema already play there, Salah’s arrival would carry special significance. As a Muslim and Arab icon, he embodies both sporting excellence and cultural influence, making him a perfect figurehead for the league’s global ambitions.
His presence would likely skyrocket shirt sales, viewership, and international media attention, positioning him as the undisputed face of the Saudi Pro League and further boosting the kingdom’s sports revolution.
Given his dip in form under Arne Slot this season, the Egyptian might be more open than ever to a new challenge.
Could this campaign mark Mohamed Salah’s final season at Anfield?
