Possible next club for Mo Salah if he chooses to leave Liverpool

Mohamed Salah is currently at odds with Liverpool manager Arne Slot. The Egyptian forward has openly stated that he has no working relationship with the manager, who has left Salah out of the starting XI for Liverpool’s last three Premier League games.
Since joining the Reds in 2017, Salah has never experienced such treatment at Anfield. He has consistently been a first-choice player, but under Slot, that status has changed — a situation that has clearly frustrated the attacker.
This season, Salah has scored just four Premier League goals, well below his usual standards, reflecting a broader dip in form that has affected several Liverpool players.
Mohamed Salah’s Future: Could He Leave Liverpool?
Tensions between Salah and Slot have fueled speculation about the forward’s future, with reports linking him to a potential move to the Saudi Pro League. Stefan Borson, former financial adviser to Manchester City, weighed in on Salah’s prospects and the possibility of a move to the Middle East.
“We’ve seen this with some older players,” Borson told Football Insider. “Form can drop suddenly, and it seems that might be happening with Salah. He’s been remarkably consistent over the years, so this dip is unusual. Age and other factors might be playing a role.
“Saudi clubs could offer a solution for Liverpool. Not only could they pay a significant transfer fee, but they would also take on his wages for the next two years — that’s substantial.”
Long-Term Interest from the Saudi Pro League
Salah’s long-term future at Anfield remains uncertain. Earlier this year, he signed a new contract following another stellar season, making the recent decline in form and his strained relationship with the club all the more surprising.
The Saudi Pro League has shown consistent interest in Salah, and with tensions escalating at Liverpool, they could revive their efforts to secure the star forward.
If Salah does leave Anfield, it would mark a disappointing end to a legendary chapter. A player who has defined the modern era at Liverpool could be departing under a cloud, rather than on the high note fans would have hoped for.










