Liverpool icon Mohamed Salah reportedly “100% leaving” this summer
Former Tottenham manager and pundit Tim Sherwood has boldly predicted that Mohamed Salah is “100%” set to leave Liverpool FC this summer.
Salah has been linked with an exit from Anfield since his widely discussed disagreement with the club and head coach Arne Slot in December. After being left on the bench for three straight matches, the Egyptian forward gave a candid interview in which he accused the club of making him a scapegoat and suggested that someone internally no longer wanted him there.
The situation escalated when he was omitted from the squad for the Champions League clash against Inter Milan. Although tensions reportedly eased behind closed doors, uncertainty over his long-term future has persisted.
There have been growing indications that Liverpool could consider selling him this summer. Interest from the Saudi Pro League has not gone away, with Al-Ittihad said to have opened talks with his representatives. Reports suggest Salah may now be more receptive to a move than in previous windows.
Sherwood: “He 100% Leaves”
Speaking on Sky Sports, Sherwood expressed his belief that this will be Salah’s final campaign at Liverpool.
He praised the forward’s impact on the Premier League, describing him as one of the few genuine world-class players of this era. Sherwood added that he expects Salah to depart at the end of the season to a rousing reception, with or without additional silverware, insisting the forward deserves recognition for his outstanding service.
A Record-Breaking Liverpool Career
Since arriving in 2017, Salah has delivered remarkable consistency, producing elite numbers year after year. Even amid suggestions of a slight dip this season, he has registered 15 goal contributions in 27 appearances across all competitions. His recent display against Brighton — scoring, assisting, and winning a penalty — underlined his continued influence.
Over his last six matches, he has contributed two goals and four assists, reinforcing his status as a crucial figure in the squad.
Across his Liverpool career:
• Right winger: 388 appearances, 224 goals, 111 assists
• Centre-forward: 35 appearances, 28 goals, 8 assists
With multiple major honours to his name — including two Premier League titles, a Champions League crown, an FA Cup, and two League Cups — Salah’s potential exit would signal the close of a hugely successful chapter at Anfield.
Should he depart, there is little doubt he would receive a hero’s send-off, securing his place among Liverpool’s modern greats.
