Mohamed Salah’s long-term stay at Liverpool is once again under the microscope after a noticeable slump in his performances this season has invited fresh interest from wealthy Saudi Pro League teams. Despite his iconic status at Anfield, recent reports suggest that clubs from the Middle East are keeping tabs on the Egyptian forward ahead of the January transfer window.
At 33 years old, Salah hasn’t been as prolific as in previous campaigns — a dip that has seen him start fewer matches and raised eyebrows among supporters and pundits alike. This downturn in form has, in turn, reignited speculation around a potential winter exit for one of Liverpool’s most decorated stars.
Sources close to Saudi football’s elite reveal that several Pro League clubs are actively monitoring the situation, believing that this could be the perfect moment to make a play for Salah’s signature. These sides are reportedly willing to make a high-profile offer should Liverpool be open to letting him go in January.
Whether Salah will stay to fight for his place or opt for a lucrative move remains uncertain — with his contract still running and no official talks about a switch confirmed yet. But if he does leave, Liverpool will face the daunting task of replacing not only his goals but also his enduring influence on the pitch.
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