The Egyptian forward has struggled for consistent minutes lately, and his recent explosive interview — where he openly admitted that his relationship with manager Arne Slot has collapsed — has only intensified speculation about a January exit.
According to a report from Football Insider, Liverpool are prepared to let Salah leave during the winter transfer window if results improve enough to stabilise the team. With the Africa Cup of Nations taking Salah away for part of the season, club chiefs are said to be considering cashing in early.
Saudi giants Al Hilal remain heavily interested and are reportedly ready to offer both Liverpool and Salah a huge financial package. Whether the deal happens will depend on how the situation evolves over the next few weeks.
Despite his current dip in form, Salah remains one of the greatest players in Liverpool’s modern era. Letting him go mid-season would be a massive call — especially with the team already struggling for consistency and in desperate need of leadership on the pitch.
Ideally, Liverpool would prefer to keep him until the summer… but the deteriorating relationship between Salah and Slot has placed enormous pressure on the club’s hierarchy to act sooner rather than later.
There is also growing talk that Slot himself could be at risk. After being backed heavily in the transfer market, his new-look squad has yet to deliver, and fans have voiced frustration at both results and performances.
With tensions rising on all sides, the coming months could bring major changes at Anfield — whether that means Salah leaving, Slot being dismissed, or both.
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