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Liverpool appear to be reaching the point of no return with Mohamed Salah, as fresh reports suggest the club has finally decided how to handle his uncertain future.

The Egyptian forward has found himself slipping out of the starting XI in recent weeks, and his explosive interview — where he openly admitted his relationship with Arne Slot has collapsed — has only intensified speculation about his next move.

Salah Could Be Moved On in January

According to new claims, Liverpool are prepared to let Salah leave during the January transfer window if results improve and the club feel they can afford to part ways. With the Africa Cup of Nations set to take him away for several weeks, the timing has become even more complicated.

Saudi giants Al Hilal remain interested and are reportedly ready to table a massive offer that would benefit both Liverpool and Salah. Should he accept, the Egyptian is expected to earn a huge contract in the Middle East.

Not at His Best — But Still a Liverpool Icon

While Salah is clearly not operating at his usual world-class level, many argue that selling him mid-season would be risky considering Liverpool’s recent struggles. The team are in desperate need of leaders and match-winners — and few players fit that description more than Salah.

The big question now is whether he and Slot can repair their fractured relationship before the situation becomes irreversible.

Pressure Rising on Both Sides

Ideally, Liverpool would prefer to keep Salah until the summer before making a final decision. However, tensions inside the camp continue to grow, and the fanbase is becoming increasingly worried.

There are even whispers that Slot himself could come under scrutiny, as the club’s heavy summer investment has yet to translate into performances or results. Several new signings have failed to impress, and Liverpool’s form has dipped significantly.

If things don’t improve soon, the club may be forced into a drastic decision — whether that means moving Salah on, replacing the manager, or both.

The next few weeks are shaping up to be crucial for everyone involved at Anfield.

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