Mohamed Salah’s long-term future at Liverpool is once again becoming a major talking point, with fresh reports indicating that clubs from the Saudi Pro League are closely watching the Egyptian superstar’s situation.
At 33 years old, Salah hasn’t been at his usual explosive best this season. His goal contributions have dipped significantly, and he has even found himself on the bench in recent Premier League matches — a surprising sight for a player who has been one of Liverpool’s most consistent stars for years.
This downturn in form, coupled with his reduced playing time, has fueled speculation that Salah might be open to a new challenge, despite having signed a contract extension with Liverpool that runs until 2027.
Saudi clubs are reportedly ready to make a serious push if Salah expresses interest in leaving Anfield, with financial backing from powerful investors in the Middle East. These teams have made it clear they would be willing to fund a high-value transfer for the veteran forward.
Even though Liverpool have no official plans to sell him, the optics of his recent bench appearances have shifted the narrative around his role and future at the club.
Whether Salah will choose to stay and fight for his place at Liverpool or explore a lucrative offer abroad remains one of the biggest storylines going into the January transfer window.