Sources claim €80–100m proposals are on the way in January as Liverpool schedule talks with the player’s agent
Mohamed Salah’s future at Liverpool has quickly become one of the most talked-about topics ahead of the January transfer window.
The debate intensified after Arne Slot left the Egyptian forward on the bench for two consecutive league games, with Salah’s recent statements adding fuel to the fire.
Salah overlooked
Salah was entirely left out against Leeds United, and while he remained professional in his post-match comments, they hinted at growing frustration. There has been no reported conflict within the squad, but his dissatisfaction is now public. Liverpool’s board is expected to hold talks with Salah’s agent soon, which could be pivotal for his future at Anfield.
Transfer interest
Saudi clubs are leading the chase, with Al‑Ittihad and Al‑Hilal viewing Salah as a key acquisition. Sources told CaughtOffside that these clubs could offer between €80–100 million, including bonuses and a sell-on clause. MLS teams have also expressed interest, but their financial packages are unlikely to match those of the Saudi sides.
What lies ahead
Liverpool now face a choice: reintegrate Salah into Slot’s plans and retain him for the season, or accept a major January bid and move quickly to find a replacement. With Salah’s public frustration and aggressive interest from Saudi Arabia, a winter exit has become increasingly likely.
The player has openly stated that his relationship with Slot has broken down and feels he is being pushed out. Salah has been a loyal servant to Liverpool, contributing to every trophy the club has won during his time there, and he expected better treatment. Whether the club and player can resolve the situation remains uncertain.
