Mohamed Salah has once again caught the attention of Liverpool supporters after sharing a late-night gym photo on social media, with questions over his Anfield future continuing to swirl.
The 33-year-old forward uploaded a mirror selfie from his personal gym on Instagram on Thursday evening, just days after being left out of Liverpool’s Champions League clash against Inter Milan. With Liverpool set to face Brighton this weekend, there is growing belief that the match could potentially be Salah’s final appearance in a Reds shirt.
Salah’s omission from the European fixture followed a turbulent few weeks, during which he was benched against Leeds United and excluded from two earlier Premier League encounters. Comments made after the Leeds draw only added fuel to speculation that his relationship with new head coach Arne Slot may be strained.
Despite the uncertainty, Salah appears focused on maintaining peak fitness. His latest post suggested business as usual, even as debate continues over his role under Slot and his long-term future at the club.
There is still a chance the Egyptian could return to the squad for Saturday’s game at Anfield, provided discussions between player and manager lead to a resolution. Slot is expected to address the media from Liverpool’s AXA Training Centre on Friday morning, where further clarity may emerge.
Even if Salah does feature against Brighton, his availability will soon be limited again as he prepares to join Egypt for the Africa Cup of Nations.
Away from Merseyside, interest from Saudi Arabia has resurfaced. Salah continues to be strongly linked with a move to the Saudi Pro League, where officials have openly acknowledged their admiration for him.
Saudi Pro League chief executive Omar Mugharbel recently confirmed that Salah remains on their radar, stressing that negotiations would ultimately be handled by clubs rather than the league itself.
Sources linked to Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund have also indicated that Salah’s situation is being closely monitored, with the possibility of either a loan deal or permanent transfer being considered at the appropriate time.
The PIF controls stakes in several major Saudi clubs, including Al-Hilal, Al-Nassr, Al-Ahli and Al-Ittihad, while Al-Qadsiah have also been mentioned as a potential destination due to their high-level backing.
For now, Salah remains a Liverpool player—but with silence from the club and signals from abroad growing louder, his next move is becoming one of the season’s biggest talking points. 🔥
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