Mo Salah hinted at leaving Liverpool next year as his contract expires next summer. Despite a £200m bid and a £100m annual offer from Al-Ittihad, Liverpool and Jurgen Klopp refused to sell him. Salah, 32, fueled speculation by saying he wants to 'enjoy the last year' and will 'see what happens next year.'

Liverpool already rejected an offer of 150 million GBP for Salah from Al-Ittihad last year. Salah has been linked as a crown jewel for Saudi Arabia's attempt to become a reference in world football. However, Salah declined to move to Saudi Arabia and is currently the highest-paid player at Liverpool, with a salary around 350,000 GBP per week.

Liverpool rejected a £150m offer from Al-Ittihad a year ago. Salah has hinted he may leave Liverpool at the end of this season. He could earn £2 million a week in the Saudi Pro League.

Saudi Pro League side Al Ittihad are ready to make another huge bid to sign Liverpool winger Mohamed Salah this summer.

Al Ittihad is preparing the biggest transfer of any Saudi club so far, according to English media Mirror and Daily Mail. Salah has a contract until the summer of 2025 and it was not planned for him to leave Liverpool, but Mirror writes that he will leave if the mentioned offer really comes because it is too good for Liverpool to refuse.

Mohamed Salah has already agreed to a transfer away from Liverpool and will leave Anfield this summer. Salah was the subject of some huge offers from the Saudi Pro League during the summer transfer window of 2023. Al-Ittihad had a massive offer of €175 million rejected by Liverpool in the closing days of the summer. But it has been widely reported that Al-Ittihad and other Saudi sides will return to make a new bid in 2024. And Enrique believes this summer Salah will leave Liverpool. Given Salah will be 32 this summer, it is widely believed that Liverpool will consider a sale at the end of the season. Salah joined Liverpool from Roma for a bargain €38m in 2017 and has since gone on to become one of the club’s greatest players of all time. He has scored 209 goals in 342 games for Liverpool, leading the club to the Premier League and Champions League titles. He has won three Premier League Golden Boots and was Premier League Player of the Year in 2017-18.