Team Talk reports on PSG's interest in Mohamed Salah amid potential transfer developments. Reports in France claim PSG are ready to battle the Saudis for Mohamed Salah if he decides to leave Liverpool at the end of the season. Salah is growing impatient at the lack of progress in contract talks with Liverpool.

Paris Saint-Germain are keen on a deal for Mohamed Salah, with plans to make a big move for him in the summer of 2025. According to L’Equipe journalist Loic Tanzi, PSG will do everything to bring Salah in if he does not extend his contract with Liverpool. Salah's current negotiations with Liverpool are not going well, and he could leave as a free agent.

Mohamed Salah is increasingly likely to move to the Saudi Pro League. According to reports, his contract negotiations with Al-Hilal are taking a positive direction and are 99% complete, as backed by Al-Jazira’s sources. The club wants the contract to start at the beginning of next June.

Team Talk speculates about Mohamed Salah's potential move to the USA with San Diego FC. San Diego FC, an MLS expansion side, could offer Mohamed Salah a move to the USA, motivated by their Egyptian-born British billionaire owner Sir Mohamed Mansour, who may present a lucrative offer.

Salah's agent has been in touch with Paris Saint-Germain over a move in the summer transfer window. This interest from PSG adds to the uncertainty over Salah's future at Liverpool, as he is entering the final six months of his contract.

Mohamed Salah, currently playing for Liverpool, is being targeted by the Saudi Pro League, which is planning to offer him a lucrative salary of 77 million euros over two years. The Saudi league aims to attract the Egyptian star as his contract with Liverpool ends in June. This move is reported by the Daily Mail.

Team Talk reports on Paris Saint-Germain's pursuit of Salah, highlighting their readiness with a three-year contract and competitive salary offer. Paris Saint-Germain are still in the race for Salah, with a three-year contract and a competitive salary offer ready. PSG is currently Salah’s back-up choice in case things with Liverpool don’t go well.

Mohamed Salah has stated that this is his last season with Liverpool. Jurgen Klopp, the former Liverpool manager and now Director of Global Football at Red Bull, advised Salah not to make any changes and expressed his hope that Salah would stay. Salah is at the end of his contract and is free to sign with a club outside of England.

There is speculation about Mo Salah's future, with reports indicating that a surprise move for the Egyptian player looks set to be agreed upon. Two outlets are making strong claims regarding the 32-year-old's future.

Team Talk reports on a new Saudi Pro League side targeting Mohamed Salah as a replacement for a fading icon. A new Saudi Pro League side is targeting Mohamed Salah as a replacement for a fading icon. Salah is out of contract this summer and eligible to sign pre-contract terms overseas.

Team Talk reports on the rumors surrounding Salah's potential move overseas amidst his contract situation with Liverpool. It is noted that Salah is learning Spanish, which has fueled speculation about a possible move abroad, despite him reportedly denying any interest in living in Spain. His contract with Liverpool is set to expire at the end of the season, allowing him the freedom to negotiate a pre-contract agreement with an overseas club. Although discussions about a new contract with Liverpool are ongoing, they have not made significant progress, as he is reportedly seeking a three-year deal worth £400,000 a week. Additionally, it is reported that Salah has ruled out a move to Saudi Arabia and would consider leaving Liverpool only to join one specific club, the identity of which has not been disclosed.

Team Talk discusses Mo Salah's transfer thoughts, highlighting a possible move to Paris Saint-Germain (PSG). Mo Salah has reportedly dismissed the idea of moving to Saudi Arabia and is said to be considering leaving Liverpool only for Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), even though PSG has denied any interest. It is reported that contacts between PSG's president Nasser Al-Khelaifi and Salah have been ongoing for more than two years. PSG is noted to offer Champions League football and the opportunity to win the Club World Cup, which aligns with Salah's ambition to win the Ballon d'Or.

Mohamed Salah, who is currently in exceptional form at the age of 32, has been delivering outstanding performances, scoring 20 goals and providing seventeen assists across all competitions halfway through the season. With his contract at Liverpool set to expire in the summer, Salah has reportedly stated on multiple occasions that he expects this to be his final season with the club. In the absence of a new contract proposal from Liverpool, Salah is said to be considering a move. Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is reportedly planning to enter the race for Salah's signature, especially following the departures of Lionel Messi, Neymar, and Kylian Mbappé. The Qatari owners of PSG are keen to bring a star player to Paris and are prepared to make a substantial financial offer, which could allow Salah to earn significantly more than he does at Liverpool.

Mohamed Salah's agent, Ramy Abbas, is in continuous discussions with Paris Saint-Germain over a potential move at the end of the season. Salah has entered the final six months of his contract at Liverpool, and his future at Anfield remains uncertain. Despite this, Salah is keen to extend his stay at Liverpool and reach an agreement over a new deal.

Mohamed Salah has confirmed that this will be his last season at Anfield.

Mohamed Salah has suggested that this could be his final season at Liverpool due to stalled contract negotiations. In an interview with Sky Sports, Salah revealed that there has been no progress in the contract talks, stating, "So far yes, last six months. There is no progress there, we are far away from any progress. So we just need to wait and see." He expressed a desire to focus on having an unbelievable season rather than being concerned about the contract situation.

Mohamed Salah has indicated his intention to leave Liverpool when his contract ends in June. He mentioned that he wants to win the Premier League, citing it as his final year at the club. This remark is perceived as a tactic to exert pressure on the club's management regarding his contract situation. Salah is now eligible to negotiate and sign an agreement with foreign clubs. Despite his comments about it being his last year at Liverpool, some speculate that he still desires to prolong his stay. Jamie Carragher, a Liverpool legend, conveyed his frustration over the ongoing contract stories and expressed his hope for contract extensions for Salah, Van Dijk, and Alexander-Arnold.

Mohamed Salah's contract with FC Liverpool is set to expire at the end of the season. During an interview with Sky Sports, Salah described the current season as likely being his final year at the club, suggesting that there are no developments in contract negotiations. He remarked that, as of now, the remaining six months of his contract are all that is left, and noted that progress in negotiations was lacking. Despite not entirely ruling out the possibility of staying, indications suggest that his time at Liverpool may conclude in the summer. Salah conveyed his wish to concentrate on having an exceptional season rather than being concerned with the contract situation. According to FT information, Salah still harbors hopes of extending his contract with Liverpool, with staying at Anfield being a priority. The interview was primarily aimed at applying pressure on the club.

Mohamed Salah, who is currently playing for Liverpool, is in the final year of his contract, which is set to expire in June next year. In an interview with Sky Sports, Salah conveyed his expectation to leave the club at the end of the season. He expressed his strong desire to win the Premier League with Liverpool, noting that it is his last year at the club and he wants to achieve something special for the city. This statement could be genuine or a tactical move to exert pressure on the club's management amid ongoing negotiations for a contract extension. Salah indicated that there has been no progress in the contract discussions and that they are far from reaching any agreement. The situation remains unresolved.

Mohamed Salah has announced that this will be his last season with Liverpool. There have been no negotiations for a contract extension with Liverpool, as he had repeatedly stated.

Paris Saint-Germain is reportedly ready to offer a more lucrative deal than Liverpool to Mo Salah, whose talks with Liverpool over a new contract are ongoing but currently at a standstill. There is a danger of an exit as PSG is prepared to outgun Liverpool in terms of weekly wage and contract length.

Paris Saint-Germain are reportedly prepared to offer Mohamed Salah a contract that significantly surpasses Liverpool's offer. According to French journalist Romain Collet Gaudin, PSG are ready to make an offer that would far exceed what Liverpool can provide, aiming to secure Salah, whose contract concludes at the end of the season. Despite the insistence of PSG's club boss, Nasser Al-Khelaifi, that the club is not pursuing Salah, rumors continue to circulate. It is suggested that PSG is prepared to offer Salah a salary of €500,000 per week along with a three-year contract, whereas Liverpool is reportedly only willing to extend his contract for two seasons with a weekly wage of €400,000. There is no confirmation on whether PSG have commenced discussions with Salah's representatives, although they are now legally allowed to engage in formal talks with the 32-year-old.

Goal.com reports on Paris Saint-Germain's move for Liverpool's Mohamed Salah, offering him a three-year deal.

Team Talk reports on the ongoing contract negotiations between Salah and Liverpool. Reports suggested there was an agreement in principle for Salah to commit his future to Liverpool over a two-year contract, but his image rights issue needs to be finalized before confirming the renewal.

Mohamed Salah is entering the last six months of his contract with Liverpool and is allowed to negotiate with other clubs and sign a pre-contract agreement for a move in the summer.

Mohamed Salah has expressed frustration over not receiving any contract extension offer from Liverpool as of November 2025. He mentioned that he feels 'probably more out than in' regarding his future with the club, causing concern among fans who wish for his renewal.

Football Insider claims Liverpool and Mohamed Salah have struck an 'agreement in principle' over a new contract that would extend Salah's stay on Merseyside to the end of the 2026/27 season. However, one issue is reportedly preventing the agreement from being finalized.

Mohamed Salah is attracting interest from giants of world football as he becomes eligible to negotiate his future with any club globally. His contract with Liverpool expires at the end of the next season, allowing him to sign pre-contracts and join new clubs as a free agent.

Team Talk reports on the interest Paris Saint-Germain has shown in Mohamed Salah. Mohamed Salah has attracted interest from Paris Saint-Germain. However, there have always been a lot of complicated factors to mix, including his salary and the level of competition he wants to play in.

Mohamed Salah has expressed doubts about his future at FC Liverpool. Despite being in excellent form this season, Salah stated that there is still no agreement between him and the club on a new contract, as his current contract expires in the summer. Salah mentioned, "We are still far from that," indicating a significant gap in negotiations. He emphasized that he doesn't want to stir media speculation and is currently focused on the team, with hopes of winning the Premier League.

Mohamed Salah has expressed disappointment over the absence of a contract renewal offer from Liverpool, stating that he feels 'more out than in'. However, Liverpool made a renewal offer shortly after. Despite this, Salah and his entourage have not accepted the proposal, indicating ongoing, prolonged negotiations. Salah emphasizes his focus on helping Liverpool win the league.

Mohamed Salah is in discussions regarding a new contract with Liverpool. Despite reports claiming that a deal has been agreed, Salah himself stated, 'We are far away from that,' indicating that an agreement is not yet in place. Salah is a few months away from becoming a free agent, which is concerning for Liverpool given his importance to the team.

Mohamed Salah, who is out of contract in the summer, revealed that a new deal with Liverpool is still 'far away'. He mentioned that he is focused on helping Liverpool win the league. Salah can start talking to overseas clubs about a move in two days time.

Mohamed Salah was questioned about the negotiations for a contract extension with Liverpool. His contract is set to expire in June next year. Salah mentioned that the discussions with Liverpool's management are not progressing and stated, 'We are far from it. I don't want to say anything in the media and have people start saying things. But nothing has really moved. I am focusing on the team and hope we win the Premier League,' as reported by Sky Sports.

Team Talk provides an update on the contract situation surrounding Mohamed Salah and Liverpool. Mohamed Salah is far from signing a new contract with Liverpool, raising concerns about potentially leaving for free in June. He expressed frustration over the slow pace of contract talks with Liverpool.

Mohamed Salah has openly admitted this season could be his last for Liverpool, indicating a potential pre-contract deal with a foreign club.

Liverpool failed to renew the contracts of its three major stars, including Mohamed Salah, before the first of January.

Liverpool is focused on extending Mohamed Salah's contract. Reports indicate that the club could soon announce a 2-year contract extension for him. He is set to become a free agent at the end of the season.

Mohamed Salah's contract with FC Liverpool is approaching its conclusion. Although the parties involved have made progress towards an agreement, a final decision or announcement has not yet been reached. Salah has conveyed his wish to continue his tenure in Liverpool, ideally on a long-term contract. Despite Liverpool's usual policy of offering short-term contracts to players over 30, they are contemplating making an exception for Salah. Several interested parties, including clubs from Saudi Arabia and Paris St. Germain, are closely watching the situation, hoping for a possible free transfer in the summer if the negotiations do not succeed.

Team Talk provides an update on Mohamed Salah's contract situation at Liverpool. Mohamed Salah has been given further encouragement to sign a new deal at Liverpool. He is out of contract at the season’s end and eligible to open talks with an overseas club from January 1. Reports reveal Salah had performed a U-turn on a previous decision to join a European super-power. There is hope for a new deal at Liverpool becoming public knowledge soon.

Mohamed Salah has an uncertain contract situation as his contract with Liverpool expires in June 2025. When questioned by Skysports after the victory against Tottenham, Salah left his future open-ended by stating: "It's great to achieve this in such a big club, but the most important thing is that we won this match. No matter where I will end my career, I am happy about that." When asked about any progress on his future, he simply replied: "No."

Team Talk reports on Mo Salah's impending new deal to remain at Anfield. Mo Salah is closing in on a blockbuster new deal to stay at Anfield. Although talks over a new deal have been complicated, Salah is now closer than ever to extending his stay, having rejected eight major moves to commit to an extension on Merseyside. Salah has reportedly reduced his demands to extend his stay at Liverpool.

Team Talk has provided an update on the contract situation surrounding Mo Salah at Liverpool. It is reported that Mo Salah is nearing an agreement on a significant new deal to remain at Anfield, with negotiations over the new contract being lengthy and complex. Sources reveal that Salah is now closer than ever to extending his tenure at Liverpool, having reportedly turned down eight major offers. John Henry's involvement is considered crucial, and it is anticipated that Liverpool may announce a new deal for Salah next week. It is understood that Salah has agreed to a two-year extension, which would keep him at Anfield until the summer of 2027.

According to reports in his native Egypt, Mohamed Salah had agreed to join PSG on a free transfer next summer but has changed his mind. The winger has reportedly lowered his contract demands and is expected to stay at Liverpool.

Mohamed Salah has indicated that he is open to leaving Liverpool once his contract expires at the end of the current season. In an interview on Yallakora's Instagram page, he mentioned that he was unsure about his future, stating that his contract expires at the end of the year and he still doesn't know what will happen. He added that he would look at his options, but hadn't made a decision yet. Despite this, sources indicate that Salah's preference is to renew his contract at Anfield. Reports suggest that negotiations are ongoing, and an agreement with Liverpool is closer than ever.

Team Talk reports on San Diego FC's interest in signing Liverpool icon Mohamed Salah. San Diego FC are hoping to land Liverpool icon Mohamed Salah, who is set to be out of contract at Anfield at the end of the current Premier League season.

Despite reports of a contract extension, Mohamed Salah had previously indicated that he is likely to leave Anfield next summer. Last month, he told reporters: "We are almost in December and I haven’t received any offers yet to stay in the club. I’m probably more out than in. You know I have been in the club for many years. There is no club like this. But in the end it is not in my hands. As I said before, it is December and I haven’t received anything yet about my future."

Team Talk reports on the latest developments regarding Mohamed Salah's future at Liverpool. Salah’s situation has ‘completely changed’ as he has been ‘seduced’ into staying at Liverpool by a big contract offer. The forward is now poised to reject Saudi clubs and stay on Merseyside for at least another two seasons.

The Reds have taken 'concrete steps' in contract negotiations with Salah, 32. The winger's future has taken precedence among fans and media but he has dropped multiple hints that his eight-year stint at Anfield might be coming to an end. Last month, the Egypt international told Sky Sports that 'no offer' had been made to extend his stay. So far the club’s owners FSG have refused to bow to Salah's wage demands and he knows there would be mega money on offer in Saudi Arabia.

Team Talk speculates about Mohamed Salah's potential move to MLS and the interest from San Diego FC. A move to MLS would seem unlikely for Salah, but expansion side San Diego FC would have a specific motivation: their owner is the Egyptian-born British billionaire Sir Mohamed Mansour, who could charm his country of birth’s greatest ever athlete with a lucrative offer.

Mohamed Salah is facing an uncertain future at Liverpool due to contract issues. He will be able to negotiate a pre-contract agreement with other clubs at the start of the new year.

Mohamed Salah has openly talked about his imminent departure from Liverpool. However, the Premier League leaders have not given up on the Egyptian. According to information from 'The Athletic', initial talks took place over the weekend with the 32-year-old top scorer (13 goals). An agreement is not yet in sight.

Mohamed Salah is entering the final year of his contract with Liverpool. He is reportedly keen on staying at the club and is waiting for a contract extension offer. Recent reports suggest that Liverpool and Salah might be on the brink of finalising a two-year contract extension, but no official confirmation has been made.

Mohamed Salah is one of the three Liverpool stars who could be out of contract at the end of the season. Talks for a contract extension with Liverpool are ongoing and described as 'positive and respectful.' Salah currently has no intention to discuss moves with overseas clubs from January as reported by Melissa Reddy on Sky Sports.

Liverpool is negotiating a contract extension with Mo Salah. Initial offers have been made, but an agreement is not close. Talks remain ongoing, and there is a growing belief that Salah will stay, though there is no certainty yet. Salah's current salary is £350,000 a week.

Salah is currently heading for free agency at Liverpool, with the Egypt international poised to depart at the end of the season after recently claiming that he is 'more out than in' at Anfield.

Mohamed Salah is facing a dilemma as his contract with Liverpool is due to expire on June 30, 2025. There is a possibility that he might agree with another club to leave Anfield at the end of the season, with unofficial discussions potentially commencing during the winter transfer window. Reports from The Athletic suggest that Salah intends to remain at Liverpool and is open to accepting a one-year extension at his current salary of 18 million pounds. Recently, Liverpool has made an initial offer to Salah, though the specifics regarding the salary or the duration of the new agreement have not been disclosed. This move by Liverpool does not necessarily indicate that a deal has been finalized.

Liverpool have sent Mo Salah a contract proposal to extend his stay at the club. Despite his age of 32, Salah is in sensational form and believes he deserves an extension. A number of sides are keeping tabs on Salah's situation, including Saudi Pro League clubs and Barcelona. Salah is free to speak with interested clubs from abroad on January 1.

Liverpool has extended its first renewal offer to Mohamed Salah, according to David Ornstein in The Athletic. Salah had recently voiced his dissatisfaction about not receiving a renewal offer by December. He mentioned that they were approaching December and he still hadn't received any renewal offer to remain at the club, indicating that he was probably more likely to leave than stay. Despite Liverpool's action, there is no certainty that the agreement is finalized or close to being finalized.

Mohamed Salah, a 32-year-old Egyptian international, is reportedly considering a move away from Liverpool. With his contract set to expire in the summer of 2025, Liverpool has yet to offer him a new deal. Rumors have circulated about a possible transfer to Saudi Arabia. However, former Liverpool icon Dietmar Hamann thinks that Salah intends to remain at Liverpool and is not motivated by financial incentives. Hamann indicated that Salah's recent remarks to the media seemed to be a signal to Liverpool to start discussions on renewing his contract.

Paris Saint-Germain were previously considered likely candidates to sign Mohamed Salah, but they have quashed any rumours of a switch to Ligue 1.

Various clubs from Saudi Arabia have shown interest in Mohamed Salah, meeting his economic expectations and offering an ambitious project supported by multimillion-dollar investments. This presents a dilemma for Liverpool as they need to balance their salary policy with the need to retain their star player.

English media have reported that Mohamed Salah is expected to remain at FC Liverpool. The portal 'Give Me Sport' has indicated that the Egyptian forward is on the verge of signing a new contract at Anfield Road, with growing likelihood that the 32-year-old will continue at Liverpool for at least another year. Salah had reportedly conveyed his wish to stay at LFC, despite earlier frustrations over the absence of a firm offer. However, this situation seems to have improved as a contract meeting his requirements has reportedly been prepared. Consequently, clubs from Saudi Arabia that showed interest are likely to miss out on signing him.

Mohamed Salah's contract is up in the summer, but Liverpool have been boosted by PSG's president denying transfer links, stating the club has 'never talked to him'.

Speculation has arisen that Mohamed Salah could leave Liverpool in the summer, with the Saudi Pro League appearing as a viable destination for him. His contract with Liverpool is set to expire in June 2025, allowing him to speak to rival clubs as a free agent from January.

Paris Saint-Germain was reportedly interested in Mohamed Salah for the upcoming summer transfer window. However, PSG's president, Nasser Al-Khelaïfi, stated that the club is not interested in the Egyptian international. He emphasized respect for both Salah and Liverpool, acknowledging that Salah has a contract with Liverpool and that PSG has never spoken to him.

Mohamed Salah has interest from clubs in Saudi Arabia, where he could secure a financially lucrative contract. However, there is strong interest from Real Madrid as well, which could influence his decision.

Mohamed Salah is currently in discussions with Liverpool about the possibility of extending his contract. His existing contract is set to expire at the conclusion of the season, which would enable him to enter into a pre-contract agreement with a foreign club starting January 1. Despite some optimism about Salah's potential stay, he has conveyed his frustration with the slow pace of the negotiations and indicated that he feels 'more out than in' concerning his future at Anfield. It is reported that Liverpool plans to propose a new two-year contract that includes a Ballon d'Or incentive, although Salah is amenable to considering a one-year extension. He is presently earning £350,000 per week.

Mohamed Salah is reportedly open to the idea of a one-year contract extension at Liverpool. Concerns are growing about the situation, as he could potentially leave on a free transfer at the end of his current contract this summer if no new deal is reached. Salah is understood to have expressed a desire to remain at Anfield, requesting just one more year. Journalist Simon Hughes suggested that agreeing to the extension would be a PR masterstroke for Liverpool. However, he noted that if Salah were to sign a pre-contract with a foreign club on January 1st, it could reflect poorly on the club.

Salah is out of contract next summer, and speculation has mounted that he could leave in 2025. He had stated he was 'more out than in' earlier this season, but Liverpool have made 'concrete steps' in the contract negotiation stakes, and confidence is growing that an agreement could be reached soon.

Mohamed Salah has hinted at uncertainty regarding his future at Liverpool. Despite expressing his love for Anfield, he mentioned that his future is on his mind and this might be the last match he plays for Liverpool against Manchester City.

Mo Salah confirmed last weekend that he is yet to receive a concrete contract offer from Liverpool but it is expected to change soon. Salah has clearly signalled his desire to negotiate with Liverpool, both directly and indirectly – through interviews. Salah’s preference would be to sign a two-year extension, contrary to reports claiming he only wants to commit to one more season on Merseyside.

An offer to Salah is anticipated soon, but remarkably, has not come yet, with Liverpool allowing this saga to drag on for months.

Mohamed Salah is reportedly contemplating extending his contract with Liverpool for just one more year. His existing contract is set to expire in June 2025. It is understood that Salah is frustrated due to the lack of progress in negotiations and is keen on keeping his future options open. At present, Liverpool has not made any concrete moves, leading to uncertainty about the club's desire to secure his long-term commitment. The situation could become a focal point if other major European clubs express interest in Salah.

According to reliable French publication L’Equipe, there have been discussions at PSG regarding the signing of Salah. However, PSG chief Nasser Al-Khelaifi publicly dismissed the stories, saying that it was not true and that although Salah is a fantastic and amazing player, PSG had never considered him. He mentioned that while every club would love to have Salah, the rumor concerning PSG was simply untrue, as reported by Fabrizio Romano to SkySportDe.

Liverpool is negotiating with Mo Salah's agent for a contract extension, as Salah's current deal ends in eight months. Salah wants to stay, but delays are causing frustration. While PSG admires Salah, no talks are ongoing. Clubs in Saudi and Europe are monitoring the situation. Salah is open to a one-year extension but frustrated with FSG's delay.

Mohamed Salah hinted at his potential departure from Liverpool by stating 'This is probably the last City game I’ll play for Liverpool'. He further mentioned that he has not received any offer to stay at the club and feels 'probably more out than in'. His comments have sparked speculation about his future, especially with his contract ending in June.

Liverpool are in negotiations over a contract extension for Mo Salah, but things are not going smoothly. Salah will happily sign a one-year contract extension to keep him at the club until June 2026. Talks between the club and his agent Ramy Abbas are continuing, but Salah has been left frustrated at the slow progress.

Mohamed Salah, who is in the final year of his contract with Liverpool, is reportedly being targeted by PSG. According to the Parisian newspaper Le Parisien, it would be very difficult for him to make the move to Paris. While there have been previous contacts, recent rumors are thought to be part of a strategy by Salah to pressure Liverpool into offering a more favorable contract extension. The Athletic reports that Salah is open to a one-year contract extension with Liverpool, although he is said to be frustrated with the pace of negotiations and is uncertain if the club will meet his expectations. It is believed that Salah's priority is to remain at Liverpool, where he feels he has the opportunity to win titles and achieve his goal of winning the Ballon d'Or.

Mohamed Salah's contract with Liverpool is set to expire in six months. He has conveyed his disappointment with the club's management for not offering him terms to stay, mentioning that he has not received any offers for extension as of late November. According to L'Equipe, PSG has started negotiations with Salah, potentially aiming to bring him to the club in the summer of 2025 without a transfer fee. Salah currently earns 18,200,000 pounds annually at Liverpool. PSG, known for significant transfers due to their Qatari ownership, is reportedly capable of offering a competitive salary, with their highest-paid player, Ousmane Dembele, earning 20 million euros per year.

Mohamed Salah is approaching the conclusion of his contract with Liverpool, which could make him a free agent by next summer. Liverpool have delayed in presenting a definitive offer, resulting in Salah expressing that he is likely more out than in at the club. Although he is in excellent form, Liverpool has not yet committed to providing him with the duration of the contract he desires. Salah remains eager to compete at the highest level and aspires to win the Ballon d'Or. Additionally, there is a suggestion that Liverpool should avoid losing him to Saudi Pro League clubs at this time.

Paris Saint-Germain has emerged as an interested suitor for Mohamed Salah should he become available on a free transfer this summer. Salah is thought to prioritize an extension at Liverpool but will be allowed to enter formal talks with foreign clubs for a pre-contract agreement from 1 January.

Mohamed Salah's future at Liverpool remains uncertain as he has yet to agree to a contract renewal with the club. His current contract is set to expire in June. Significant interest has been shown by Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), which is owned by Qatari billionaire Nasser Al-Khelaïfi. Reports from 'TalkSport' indicate that not only is PSG interested, but negotiations have already commenced. According to 'L'Equipe', there has been contact with Salah, and 'TalkSport' suggests that discussions have been ongoing for a while. There is speculation that Salah might be leveraging this interest to exert pressure on Liverpool during contract negotiations.

The future of Mohamed Salah at Liverpool is still uncertain, with only a few months remaining before he becomes a free agent. Concerns have been raised about the possibility of him transferring to another Champions League club, given his capability to perform at the highest level in Europe. Furthermore, there is speculation that he could be offered lucrative deals from leagues like the Saudi Pro League or MLS, posing a financial challenge for Liverpool to match.

Paris Saint-Germain is interested in Mohamed Salah, who is expected to leave Liverpool at the end of the season, free of contract. The relationship between PSG coach Luis Enrique and some players is tense, prompting the search for a new left winger. The transfer is being discussed as part of the winter transfer window rumors.

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is reportedly interested in signing Mohamed Salah, whose contract with Liverpool expires at the end of the season. Despite PSG's public denial of being in negotiations, English journalist Andy Brassell from Talksport has claimed that both parties are indeed in contact. It is reported that Salah is open to the move, and there is speculation that he might be using this information to put pressure on Liverpool. PSG has expressed happiness at ending the era of superstars but indicated that they would not refuse the opportunity to sign Salah.

Mohamed Salah is rumored to have a 'good chance' of joining PSG when his Liverpool contract ends in 2025. While talks with Liverpool have stalled, Salah's camp has been in contact with PSG. PSG, however, denies these claims. Some suggest this could be a tactic to pressure Liverpool in contract negotiations. PSG has freed up salary space, potentially allowing them to offer €20m per year, though signing a free agent with a large bonus may be complex.

L’Equipe claims that Mohamed Salah has a 'good chance' of joining PSG on a free transfer. The Egyptian and his camp have begun 'actively engaging' in discussions with the French club.

Mohamed Salah has suggested for the fourth time this season that he could potentially leave Liverpool. With his contract expiring in the summer, he noted that no extension offer has been made. Salah indicated that the game against Manchester City might be his final appearance against them as a Liverpool player. It is understood that he is seeking a new three-year contract at Anfield, with terms similar to his current deal. However, Liverpool's owners have reportedly declined to meet his wage demands. There is ongoing speculation about lucrative offers from the Saudi Pro League.

Mohamed Salah is in talks with Ligue 1 giants Paris Saint-Germain amid continued uncertainty over his Liverpool future. The Egyptian's contract is up in the summer of 2025.

Salah is reportedly in talks with Paris Saint-Germain, which seems to be a priority over other options. He has received lucrative offers from the Saudi Pro League but hasn't made a decision yet. Salah aims to bid farewell to Liverpool by winning the Premier League this season.

Mohamed Salah, who is currently playing for Liverpool, is reportedly in discussions with Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) about a potential transfer. According to a source familiar with the situation, as reported by L'Equipe, both parties have been engaged in talks for a considerable amount of time, and Salah has now expressed a willingness to consider the move. The source indicated that there is a significant possibility that Salah might join PSG. Nonetheless, PSG has officially refuted these rumors, asserting that they are not true. The club suspects that this rumor might be a strategy by Salah to apply pressure on Liverpool. Historically, PSG has denied information that has subsequently been proven accurate.

Paris Saint-Germain have held some talks over trying to lure Mohamed Salah to the Parc des Princes. This would be a move away from PSG's new strategy of trying to bring in the best young French talent, but Salah is considered too good an opportunity to turn down. Salah's contract with Liverpool is due to expire next summer.

Mohamed Salah has expressed uncertainty about his future at Liverpool, stating that he has not received any offers to stay and feels closer to leaving. French newspaper L'Équipe reports that PSG is negotiating a deal to sign the Egyptian player for free next summer.

Mohamed Salah is reportedly in talks to join Paris Saint-Germain on a free transfer when his Liverpool deal expires next summer. According to renowned French outlet L’Equipe, there is a 'good chance' that Salah will move to the Parc des Princes in 2025, although the club have denied rumours that they are locked in negotiations with the Egyptian’s entourage.

Mohamed Salah's contract with Liverpool ends in June and there are no news of a renewal. There have been rumors from Saudi Arabia and more recently from England that he could join a Saudi team. Salah commented on his contractual situation: "Honestly, it's on my mind. For now, this is the last City game I'll play with Liverpool, so I just wanted to enjoy it."

Liverpool star Mohamed Salah is reportedly in talks with Paris Saint-Germain over a free transfer next summer. There is a contract dispute between Salah and Liverpool, which has opened the door for discussions with the Ligue 1 champions.

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is reportedly interested in Mohamed Salah, with ongoing negotiations taking place between Salah and the club. Salah has expressed openness to the idea of transferring to PSG. According to L'Equipe, PSG is keeping a close watch on Salah's situation at Liverpool and is waiting for an opportune moment to make a move. There is a significant possibility that Salah could join PSG, as both parties aim to reach an agreement in the coming months. It is noted that PSG's president, Nasser al-Khelaifi, has a personal connection with Salah, which may be beneficial in the negotiations.

Paris Saint-Germain is reportedly aiming to attract Mohamed Salah to France, according to L'Équipe. The Egyptian winger's contract with Liverpool is nearing its expiration, and it is still unclear whether he will renew it. L'Équipe has mentioned that there has been contact between PSG and Salah, with several meetings reportedly taking place. It is believed that Salah is open to the idea of moving to Paris. Reports suggest that there is a reasonable chance he may eventually join PSG. Salah recently played 84 minutes in Liverpool's 2-0 victory over Manchester City. Last week, he indicated that he might be closer to leaving than renewing his contract, as it is almost December and he has yet to receive any offers to stay with the club, according to The Athletic.

The French press has reported that Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is showing interest in Mohamed Salah, who is contracted with Liverpool until the end of the 2024/2025 season. L'Équipe indicated that a source familiar with the situation mentioned there is now a high likelihood of Salah joining PSG. Salah is considered an alternative following several failed attempts by PSG to acquire other players this season. The club's financial capacity is not a concern, particularly after the departures of notable players such as Neymar, Mbappé, and Messi in recent years. Additionally, the relationship between Salah and Nasser Al-Khelaifi, the owner of PSG, might influence the potential transfer.

Mohamed Salah has indicated uncertainty regarding his future at Liverpool, mentioning that he has not received any offers to extend his contract, which implies he might consider leaving the club. Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has demonstrated a strong interest in acquiring him, and discussions are reportedly underway between PSG and Salah to finalize an agreement in the upcoming months. Salah is reportedly open to departing from Liverpool, and PSG is eager to bolster their attacking options with his talent and experience. It is reported that the president of PSG, Nasser al-Khelaïfi, has a personal connection with Salah, which could potentially influence the negotiations.

Mohamed Salah has suggested that he might leave Liverpool at the end of the season. Following a match against Southampton, Salah conveyed to the press that he enjoys playing at Anfield and indicated that the match might have been his last against Manchester City as a Liverpool player. He is anticipated to become a free agent at the season's end if he does not renew his contract with Liverpool, which would enable him to sign with any club he chooses.

Mohamed Salah is expected to leave Liverpool on a free transfer when his current contract expires at the end of June. Salah is yet to receive a contract offer from Liverpool and he is currently set to become a free agent in July 2025.

Mohamed Salah's contract with Liverpool ends this season, and he may leave Anfield, admitting he's 'more out than in.' Daniel Sturridge urged Liverpool to meet Salah's contract demands, citing his 224 goals and current top scorer status. However, Jamie Carragher warned against disrupting the club's financial structure. Liverpool uses data-driven contract decisions, typically not offering high deals to players over 30. Salah hinted this might be his last season, enjoying playing at Anfield but uncertain about his future.

Mohamed Salah, currently under contract with Liverpool until June 30, has hinted at an uncertain future in England following his performance against Manchester City. He mentioned that it might be his last match with Liverpool, sparking reactions among supporters.

There has been significant interest from the Saudi Pro League in Mo Salah. Despite his recent 'more out than in' comments, talks are underway and will be moving in the next couple of weeks.

Mohamed Salah is in the final season of his deal with Liverpool and has stated that the club has not sent him an offer.

Mohamed Salah's contract with Liverpool is set to expire in seven months, and he has reportedly expressed his disappointment over the lack of a new offer from the club. Despite his significant contributions to the team, there have been no discussions about his future at Liverpool. Salah has been the most effective player under Arne Slot this season, having scored 12 goals and provided ten assists in 19 matches. His contract situation has led to speculation about his future, with potential destinations including Saudi Arabia and the USA. It is reported that Salah's agent, Ramy Abbas, is in contact with Liverpool regarding a possible contract renewal.

Mo Salah is anticipated to leave Liverpool next summer, with a possible transfer to Saudi Arabia where he might receive a £100 million signing-on fee, not including his wages. His market value in the transfer market is estimated to be between £80-100 million. Although a move to the Saudi Pro League did not occur last summer, it is expected to take place next summer. Salah has not renewed his contract with Liverpool, which heightens the probability of his departure.

Mohamed Salah is drawing attention from the Saudi Pro League amid ongoing contract issues at Liverpool, with his current contract set to expire at the end of the season. Salah reportedly stated that the club has not yet presented him with a new contract offer, and he remains in anticipation of receiving one. Liverpool legend Michael Owen noted that Salah is seeking a longer-term contract, which Liverpool is reluctant to provide. Owen also suggested that Salah might be unwilling to enter negotiations unless a five-year deal is on the table. This scenario has placed Liverpool in a challenging position concerning player contracts.

Mohamed Salah has entered the final year of his contract at Liverpool, and the club has not yet offered him a new contract, which has surprised and angered Liverpool fans. Salah is reportedly looking for a new three-year deal to prolong his successful spell at the club. There is interest from the Saudi Pro League, which is ready to spend significantly to acquire him.

The British portal TeamTalk has reported that Saudi Arabian sports authorities are preparing to make a significant effort to sign Mohamed Salah during the next summer transfer window. Salah, who is considered a symbol of Liverpool, has previously been a target for Saudi clubs. The ongoing delay in finalizing his contract extension with Liverpool has fueled speculations regarding his future. Although Salah is getting older, he continues to be a key player in the Premier League. The high salaries and economic strength of Saudi Arabia could serve as persuasive factors in a potential transfer.

Mohamed Salah is set to be out of contract at the end of the season. Salah, 32, even admitted last weekend that he was 'more out than in' at Anfield. The Egyptian claims to have not yet been made an offer by the Reds.

Mohamed Salah, whose contract is set to expire in June next year, is reportedly uncertain about his future at Liverpool. It is said that he has been pressuring the club's management recently. There is interest from clubs in the Roshn Saudi League, with reports indicating that the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF) is prepared to offer Salah an annual salary exceeding that of Cristiano Ronaldo, who earns 250 million euros per season at Al Nassr. This substantial offer may play a crucial role in influencing Salah's decision regarding his future.

Mohamed Salah has been identified as the primary transfer target for the Saudi Pro League. He is set to be offered wages comparable to Cristiano Ronaldo, amounting to £177 million per year or £3.4 million per week.

Mohamed Salah is drawing interest from the Saudi Pro League, which is preparing to make him the centerpiece of their ambitious project. The Egyptian forward is viewed as the player who could become the focal point of the football initiative in the Middle East. It is reported that he is likely to receive a salary offer comparable to the £177 million per year that Cristiano Ronaldo earns at Al-Nassr. Salah has expressed his disappointment over not being offered a new contract at Liverpool.

Salah has indicated his wish to remain with Liverpool, although discussions about extending his contract have not been fruitful because of high financial demands. It is reported that clubs in Saudi Arabia are keenly interested and are prepared to make a multimillion-euro bid to acquire the Egyptian international, acknowledging the substantial sporting and media influence his signing could provide. These clubs have demonstrated their capability to lure top football talent lately, and Salah could be an ideal addition to strengthen their ambitious plans.

Mohamed Salah has been linked with several clubs amid his uncertain future at Liverpool, as he has not received a new contract offer from the club. His comments suggest he is 'more out than in,' and talks between him and his representatives are underway.

Mohamed Salah is reportedly the Saudi Pro League's 'dream' signing for next summer. The league is prepared to offer him a salary comparable to Cristiano Ronaldo's £177m-a-year at Al-Nassr, potentially even higher. The league's hierarchy is excited about the prospect of Salah returning to the Middle East, believing it makes 'financial sense' despite the high wages.

Inter de Milán is planning to acquire Mohamed Salah as a free agent next summer. With Salah's contract at Liverpool set to expire in the summer of 2025, Inter will be able to negotiate a pre-contract agreement starting in January. Salah has been an essential player for Liverpool, contributing to their success in winning multiple major titles. To make room for Salah's substantial salary demands, approximately 11.7 million euros per season, Inter is prepared to restructure its squad. This could involve selling players like Marko Arnautovic, Mehdi Taremi, and Joaquín Correa to free up salary space and generate the necessary income.

San Diego FC, backed by Egyptian-born billionaire owner, considers Salah for a Designated Player spot. They are outsiders in the pursuit due to Salah's current peak performance.

Saudi Pro League chiefs are prepared to offer Mohamed Salah a lucrative deal that could surpass the earnings of Cristiano Ronaldo if Salah decides to leave Liverpool. The transfer is considered to be a 'dream' signing for the Saudi league in the next summer transfer window.

Mohamed Salah is still a 'dream' target for Saudi Pro League sides. His availability on a free transfer could result in him being offered a salary greater than Cristiano Ronaldo’s €200 million deal at Al-Nassr. Despite an astronomical wage packet, Saudi chiefs believe a move to the Pro League would still make financial sense.

Mohamed Salah is nearing the end of his contract with Liverpool and could become a free agent next summer. He has publicly expressed disappointment at not being offered a new contract yet. However, talks are reportedly ongoing between Salah and Liverpool regarding a new contract.

Mo Salah has not yet signed a new deal with Liverpool. Stan Collymore has expressed his belief that Salah is worth the investment for Liverpool. He pointed out Salah's pace, goal-scoring ability, and marketing appeal as key reasons for keeping him. There is no indication of a brewing situation; rather, it appears to be a negotiation strategy by Salah's camp. Liverpool is considering the financial implications before entering negotiations. The article suggests that unless a club from Saudi Arabia offers a substantial sum in January, Liverpool is expected to continue paying Salah £350,000 a week. There is a risk that Salah might leave on a free transfer next summer if a new deal is not agreed upon.

Salah increased the pressure on Liverpool following his crucial brace in the win over Southampton, saying he is ‘more out than in’ at Anfield currently. He has not received a firm contract offer from Liverpool and he is free to speak with interested clubs about a free transfer from January 1. Paris Saint-Germain is named as a potential destination for Salah.

Mohamed Salah is in the final year of his contract with Liverpool and has not been approached for a renewal. He expressed dissatisfaction, indicating that he had not received any proposals to continue at the club, despite his significant contributions this season. Salah mentioned that his future is uncertain and not in his hands, and he highlighted his love for the club and its fans. Starting January 1st, he will be free to sign with another club, allowing Liverpool time to decide on renewing his contract.

Mohamed Salah's contract with Liverpool is set to expire this summer. He has admitted he is 'more out than in' with no contract offer on the table from Liverpool yet. Salah stated, 'Well, we are almost in December and I haven't received any offers yet to stay in the club. I'm probably more out than in.'

Mohamed Salah has indicated that he feels more likely to leave than to stay at Liverpool. His current contract is set to expire at the end of the season, and Liverpool has not yet made a firm contract offer. Although there are ongoing positive discussions with Salah’s representative, Ramy Abbas, a significant difference remains between the valuation Salah and his agent expect and what Liverpool is prepared to offer. Salah's potential departure is partly attributed to Liverpool's sporting director Richard Hughes, who is criticized for a perceived lack of empathy in negotiations.

Liverpool has not yet offered Mo Salah a contract due to his potential rejection. Conversations are ongoing, and there is hope for a compromise. However, there is disappointment in Mo Salah's stance.

Mohamed Salah's contract with Liverpool is set to expire at the end of the season. He has publicly expressed disappointment over not receiving a contract proposal yet. Discussions are ongoing between Liverpool and Salah's representatives, but no offer has been made. If unresolved by January, Salah could negotiate a move with non-English clubs for the next season.

Mohamed Salah's contract with Liverpool is set to expire at the end of the current season. He conveyed his disappointment with the club for not receiving any renewal offer, indicating that he is likely to leave. Jamie Carragher, a Liverpool legend and current commentator, criticized Salah's public comments and tweets from his agent, describing them as selfish. He explained that Liverpool hasn't offered a new contract because they believe Salah will refuse it. Despite the tension, negotiations are ongoing, and Carragher expressed hope for an agreement.

Mohammed Salah mentioned that he had not received any offer from Liverpool and expressed that he was currently "more in than out." According to Liverpool sources, the club has started discussions with his agents and has a strong offer prepared. Salah is the highest-paid player at the club, earning over £300,000 per week, and his agents indicate that his total earnings, including image rights and sponsorship deals, are close to £1 million a week. Negotiations are ongoing, and Liverpool is eager to finalize the deal soon.

Mohamed Salah expressed disappointment about not receiving news from Liverpool regarding a contract extension. Despite being a key offensive player for Liverpool this season, the club has not decided to rush the extension. Salah is focused on upcoming matches against Real Madrid and Manchester City, as stated by Liverpool's coach Arne Slot.

Mohamed Salah has created a buzz by indicating that he is more likely to depart than remain at Liverpool next season, with his contract expiring in June. Arne Slot, Liverpool's coach, responded to these remarks by expressing his belief that Salah is not distracted and is concentrating on the upcoming match against Real Madrid. Slot underscored Salah's significance to the team and stated that he would refrain from discussing contract specifics. Despite the ongoing rumors, Salah has been delivering outstanding performances this season, having scored 12 goals and provided 10 assists in 18 matches across all competitions.

Negotiations between Liverpool and Mo Salah over a new contract are ongoing despite claims to the contrary from the Egyptian superstar. An in-the-know Sky Sports reporter revealed all about the player's feelings about staying, but warned Fenway Sports Group on the rules they must break to ensure he signs on the dotted line.

A move to MLS would seem unlikely for Salah, but expansion side San Diego FC has a specific motivation: their owner is the Egyptian-born British billionaire Sir Mohamed Mansour, who could charm Salah with a lucrative offer.

Mohammed Salah expressed uncertainty about his future at Liverpool, as he reportedly mentioned that he had not received any offer to stay at the club despite it being almost December. He conveyed that he felt more 'out' than 'in' regarding his stay at Liverpool. These remarks came after a match where Salah scored twice to secure a 2-3 victory against Southampton. Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher criticized Salah for his comments, suggesting they were selfish and implying that Liverpool might not have offered a contract because Salah could reject it. Carragher reportedly expressed a desire for a deal to be reached.

Mohamed Salah has received a significant offer from a club in Saudi Arabia. The situation with Liverpool is ongoing, and it is expected that Liverpool will eventually present an attractive offer to Salah. However, it remains uncertain if this will be enough to convince him, especially if other clubs manage to attract his interest in time.

Mo Salah has revealed that Liverpool has not yet initiated discussions with him about a new contract, indicating that he feels more likely to leave than to stay at Anfield. Jamie Carragher expressed criticism towards Salah for making the contract situation public, describing it as a selfish act. Carragher pointed out that there is a significant difference in the valuation between Salah and Liverpool, suggesting that discussions are ongoing, but no formal offer has been made because they anticipate Salah would reject it. With Salah's contract set to expire at the end of the current season, there is an increased risk of him departing as a free agent.

Mohamed Salah expressed disappointment over not receiving offers to stay at Liverpool, with his contract ending next June. He emphasized his focus on winning major titles this season but hinted at a potential winter transfer. Discussions between Salah, his agent, and Liverpool reveal a significant contract valuation gap. Previously, Al-Ittihad's offer was declined by Liverpool. Salah, the highest-paid player in Anfield's history, earns £350,000-£400,000 weekly.

Mohamed Salah is disappointed about not receiving a new contract offer from Liverpool. He highlighted that it's almost December, and he's uncertain about his future at the club despite his significant contributions. Fans have shown support with a banner urging the club's owners to extend his contract.

Mohamed Salah expressed his disappointment about not receiving any offers to stay at Liverpool, despite his contract ending in June next year. He stated, "We are almost in December and I have not yet received offers to stay at the club. I am probably more likely to leave than stay." Fans are angry with Liverpool's management for not extending Salah's contract yet.

Mohamed Salah is likely to leave Liverpool at the end of the season. He has been linked with a move to the Saudi Pro League, where there are rumours of a massive contract offer that Liverpool will not be able to match financially.

Mohamed Salah, who is in the final year of his contract with Liverpool, has not received any offers to stay at the club yet and reportedly feels more out than in. Despite being the club's highest-paid player with a deal worth around £350,000/$440,000 per week plus bonuses, Salah is said to be disappointed by the lack of a formal offer from Liverpool. While negotiations are ongoing, they are described as complex because Liverpool aims to retain Salah within a financially sensible framework. Salah has conveyed his love for the fans, but he acknowledges that the decision is not within his control. Dialogues between Liverpool's sporting director Richard Hughes and Salah's representative Ramy Abbas are ongoing, although no formal offer has been made yet.

Mohamed Salah has reportedly expressed frustration over not receiving a contract extension offer from Liverpool, despite his impressive performance this season. With his contract due to expire in June next year, he has hinted at the possibility of departing from the club if no offer is presented. Having been with Liverpool since 2017, Salah has conveyed his desire to continue with the club, emphasizing his love for the fans and his commitment to maintaining top physical condition. Nevertheless, his lack of communication from the club regarding his future has been a source of disappointment for him.

Mohamed Salah's contract with Liverpool is set to expire this season, and he has not yet received any renewal offer from the club. He reportedly feels that he is more likely to leave than stay after the 2025-26 season. Salah has expressed disappointment about not receiving a renewal offer, though he remains focused on maintaining a high level of performance and aims to win the Premier League and Champions League. He conveyed his love for the club and its fans, acknowledging that the decision about his future is not within his control. Salah, who has scored 12 goals this season, will be eligible to sign a pre-contract with foreign clubs starting in January. Previously, there was interest in him from clubs in Arabia.

Mohamed Salah expressed his disappointment about not receiving a contract extension offer from Liverpool, even though he is the club's highest-paid player and his contract is set to expire at the end of the season. He mentioned that he feels more 'out' than 'in' concerning his future at the club. Despite his affection for the club and its fans, Salah indicated that the situation is beyond his control. It has been reported that Liverpool reached out to Salah's manager, Ramy Abbas, to discuss a new contract, with the situation reportedly progressing positively.

Mohamed Salah's contract with Liverpool is nearing its expiration, set to conclude on June 30th. Salah reportedly expressed his disappointment over not having received a renewal offer from Liverpool yet, suggesting that he might be more inclined to leave than to stay. He conveyed his affection for the club and its fans, but remarked that the decision is not entirely within his control. Salah indicated that he does not foresee retirement in his near future and is concentrating on winning the Premier League and Champions League this season. He refrained from commenting on any potential interest from Saudi Arabia, stressing his current focus on Liverpool.

Liverpool superstar Mohamed Salah has reportedly expressed disappointment about not being offered a new contract, which makes it seem more likely that he might leave the club rather than stay. Salah, who is approaching the end of his contract with Liverpool, indicated in an interview with Liverpool Echo that he has not received any offers to remain, hinting at a potential departure from Anfield. Despite his affection for the club and its fans, it was mentioned that Salah feels his future is not within his control and he is concentrating on his performance for the rest of the season.

Mohamed Salah is set to leave Liverpool when his contract expires next summer. He has been heavily linked with a free transfer switch to the Saudi Pro League when his Liverpool deal ends at the end of the 2024-25 campaign. Salah admitted that he has not received any offers to stay at Liverpool and expressed his disappointment about the lack of a formal offer from the club.

Mohamed Salah remains a prime target for clubs in the Saudi Pro League. Some sources close to Liverpool expect him to leave on a free transfer next summer.

There is significant interest from clubs in Saudi Arabia for Mohamed Salah, aiming to make him an icon of their league. Liverpool is working on contract extensions, but the interest from Saudi Arabia remains.

Mo Salah is wanted by at least two sides in the Saudi Pro-League. Salah has been cryptic about his future, and since making a comment on Sky Sports regarding his last year at Liverpool, he has not clarified his intentions further. Liverpool has earmarked Takefusa Kubo as a possible replacement for Salah if he leaves.

Mohamed Salah is out of contract at the end of the season and will be able to hold pre-contract talks with foreign clubs from January 1st. It is believed he will be joining a Saudi Pro League side, but a final decision hasn't been made.

Reports suggest that Mohamed Salah has decided to move to the Middle East, despite a veto from Hansi Flick on a potential move to Barcelona due to a preference for a younger player.

Mohamed Salah is reportedly in his last season at Anfield with his contract expiring at the end of the current campaign. From January 1, he will be free to negotiate a pre-contract agreement with an overseas club. There is speculation about his imminent departure, though neither the club nor Salah has commented on the latest rumors.

Barcelona has withdrawn from the race to sign Mohamed Salah, which increases the chances for Paris Saint-Germain and Saudi clubs to secure a free-transfer deal for the Egyptian as his current contract with Liverpool expires in June.

There could be a chance for Mohamed Salah to remain in Europe if a club like Paris Saint-Germain firms up their interest. Salah is reportedly ready for a 'new challenge', but it is not yet certain he will leave Liverpool.

Mohamed Salah has received numerous approaches from Saudi Pro League sides offering lucrative contracts. Liverpool are trying to renew Salah's contract, but the lucrative offers may tempt him to leave on a free transfer next summer.

Mo Salah is linked with a move to Paris Saint-Germain amid claims that he does not want to turn his back on top-tier football. His contract with Liverpool is set to expire next summer, and there is speculation of a high-profile free move away. Former Everton chief Keith Wyness mentions possible discussions involving Salah's future.

Mohamed Salah's contract with Liverpool expires soon, and the club is keen to keep him amid interest from other teams. Liverpool has started extension talks, planning to offer a better contract as per Sky Germany. Although negotiations are complex, the club aims to secure Salah's commitment and avoid his exit in future transfer windows. Discussions will intensify in the coming weeks to convince Salah to stay at Anfield despite offers from top clubs elsewhere.

The Saudis are ready to offer Salah monumental wages to quit Europe altogether and try out a new challenge in the Middle East. Salah's family will play an important role in his contract decision.

Paris Saint-Germain are among the European heavyweights who will likely attempt to keep Salah in the Champions League. Discussions are ongoing between Liverpool and Salah about a new contract, but Liverpool are still some way off matching Salah’s wage demands. Salah is a concrete target for major European clubs.

Liverpool are in discussions with Mohamed Salah over a new contract, but a significant gap exists between their demands. Salah is attracting interest from top European clubs and Saudi Arabian sides. Reports suggest he could leave Liverpool for another elite team in Europe or Saudi Arabia. His current deal is worth around £350,000 per week plus bonuses.

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has not reached an agreement over a new contract with Liverpool. According to Sky Germany journalist Florian Plettenberg, both parties remain far apart in negotiations. Salah has top options in Saudi Arabia, indicating interest from clubs in that region. From January onwards, Salah can start negotiating a move for next season with clubs outside England.

Mohamed Salah is in the final year of his contract and has been a long-time target for the Saudi Pro League, though recent updates suggest a European club might have overtaken them in pursuit of Salah.

Paris Saint-Germain have reportedly become the frontrunners in the race to sign Mo Salah from Liverpool. This comes amid speculation that Salah wants to continue playing in the Champions League, which aligns with PSG's ambitions.

The Saudis are targeting Mo Salah and want to make him the highest paid player in the world. Salah's current contract situation at Liverpool remains unresolved, and while he has expressed a desire to stay, the possibility of a move to Saudi Arabia cannot be ruled out.

Mo Salah's future with Liverpool remains uncertain as his current contract is set to expire next summer. The player and his team are open to evaluating other offers, including those from international clubs. There has been interest from Saudi clubs in making him the highest paid player globally. Although Salah has previously indicated his desire to remain at Liverpool, the potential for a transfer cannot be dismissed. Liverpool are eager to resolve his contract situation, but have yet to reach an agreement.

Paris Saint-Germain have overtaken Saudi Arabian clubs in the race to acquire Mo Salah from Liverpool, amidst rumors that the forward desires to continue competing in the Champions League. If Salah and Liverpool fail to agree on a contract, it is suggested that he will seek to join PSG to maintain his presence at the top level. Importantly, Salah is reportedly keen to extend his stay with Liverpool, but the immense wealth of PSG and Saudi teams could complicate negotiations.

Liverpool star Mohamed Salah is experiencing an uncertain future at the club as he enters the final year of his contract. The Egyptian attacker has previously been associated with a potential move to the Saudi Pro League, and their interest in acquiring his services continues to be genuine. Reports indicate that the Saudi Pro League plans to make Salah the highest paid player in the world. As interest in Salah's services grows, the delay in his signing a new contract with Liverpool boosts the confidence of other clubs in their chances of signing him.

Mohamed Salah may be hinting at leaving Liverpool unless offered a better contract. There is speculation he might receive a huge offer from a club in Saudi Arabia. Salah is currently 32 years old and is heading towards being a free agent at the end of this season. Gary Neville suggests Salah might be using social media to push Liverpool's board for a better contract.

There is a very serious interest from Saudi Arabia in Mohamed Salah, who is currently playing for Liverpool and is ready to leave the club due to his contract ending in June next year.

Mohamed Salah posted an ambiguous message on his social media, suggesting it might be his last season at Liverpool. He mentioned that no one had discussed a contract extension with him, although his contract expires next June. The coach of Liverpool has called for calm, emphasizing that Salah is focused on the current season despite his age.

Mohamed Salah, the right winger for Liverpool, indicated the possibility of his departure from Anfield. His contract with Liverpool is set to expire on June 30, 2025, if he does not sign a renewal. Salah's Instagram post was interpreted by many as a hint towards a potential exit from Liverpool. However, Liverpool's coach, Arne Slot, responded by emphasizing that he communicates directly with his players and stated that Salah is currently in a good phase at Liverpool. The coach also noted that they have only discussed the upcoming match against Leverkusen, and there is no reason to believe Salah's performance level is decreasing.

Mohamed Salah is rumored to be considering a move away from Anfield due to interest from Major League Soccer. Despite this, Richard Keys has indicated that Salah is prepared to remain at Liverpool if he is offered a new three-year contract. Currently, Salah is in the last year of his contract, and the club is engaged in negotiations to retain him. Although Salah's ambiguous tweet has fueled speculation, reports suggest he is willing to stay provided his salary demands are fulfilled.

Mohamed Salah is rumored to be considering a move away from Anfield due to interest from the Saudi Pro League. However, according to Richard Keys, Salah is prepared to remain at Liverpool provided he is offered a new three-year contract. As Salah has entered the final year of his current contract, the club is actively negotiating to retain him. Although Salah's enigmatic tweet has fueled speculation, reports suggest that he is willing to stay if his salary requirements are fulfilled.

The Saudi Pro League has intentions to sign Mohamed Salah and make him the face of the league. Salah is in the final year of his contract at Liverpool, and his long-term future at the club is uncertain.

Mo Salah, whose contract expires next summer, with the ability to negotiate with foreign clubs in January, suggested he might leave Anfield. The 32-year-old Egyptian star posted on social media that he would never forget the feeling of scoring at Anfield, regardless of what happens. In September, Salah disclosed that there had been no discussions about a new contract and implied that there had been no progress in resolving his situation after spending seven-and-a-half successful years with the Reds.

Mohamed Salah's future at Liverpool is uncertain due to his contract situation. At the end of the season, Salah is set to become a free agent. Jamie Carragher is confident about Salah signing a new contract, but Salah's recent post suggests otherwise. His post indicates that Liverpool is far from agreeing on a new deal with him. It would be a massive blow for Liverpool to lose him as a free agent.

Salah is set to be out of contract at the end of the season and it is unlikely he signs an extension, with a lucrative free transfer to the Saudi Pro League likely.

Mohamed Salah has been linked with a move to Major League Soccer in the USA as a potential destination besides Saudi Arabia. His future at Liverpool remains uncertain as he enters the final year of his contract. Interest from the USA is due to his potential to start a new chapter in his career and take on new challenges.

Former Liverpool sporting director Jorg Schmadtke described the possibility of Mo Salah departing Anfield for Saudi Arabia as 'entirely possible'. Salah is out of contract at the season's end. Liverpool seem to have a plan in place for a replacement.

Mohamed Salah is approaching the final six months of his current contract with Liverpool. There is significant interest from clubs in Saudi Arabia to lure him away from Anfield. Saudi Pro League director Michael Emenalo has admitted that there are a number of clubs keen on landing Salah's signature. Liverpool are awaiting a final decision on his future.

Mohamed Salah is said to be a major target for the Saudi Pro League. Concerns were raised when Salah mentioned that this season would be his 'last' as a Liverpool player.

Mohamed Salah's contract with Liverpool is set to expire next summer, and it is unlikely that he will sign an extension. Clubs from the Saudi Pro League are interested in signing Salah and are expected to make a lucrative contract offer in January, potentially making him one of the highest-paid players in the world. This makes it difficult for Salah to turn down the offer.

Salah’s future hangs in the balance as Liverpool remain determined to tie the winger down but the Saudis are gunning to take him to the Middle East in a lucrative transfer.

Mohamed Salah is expected to leave Liverpool on a free transfer next summer when his contract expires. Clubs in the Saudi Pro League are pushing to bring him in, and he will be eligible to sign a pre-contract agreement overseas from January 1.

Mohamed Salah's future at Liverpool is uncertain as his contract ends at the end of the season. Talks are ongoing to keep him at the club, but an agreement has not been reached. Saudi Arabia is mentioned as the most likely destination if he leaves.

Mohamed Salah's contract with Liverpool is set to expire next summer, creating uncertainty about his future. Like Van Dijk, he will be able to discuss pre-contract terms with overseas clubs from January. There is hope that he is also in contract talks with Liverpool, but no specific details or clubs have been mentioned.

Paris Saint-Germain are keeping tabs on Mo Salah's situation at Liverpool and could swoop in with a huge contract offer. Salah is eyeing a massive new three-year contract to re-sign at Liverpool, but PSG's interest suggests they may be preparing a competitive offer.

Mo Salah is reportedly looking to become the new poster boy of the Saudi Pro League, with tentative claims that he has already agreed to join a Saudi outfit at the end of the campaign. Despite these claims, Liverpool are 'unconcerned' and believe they still have a good chance of tying him down to a new contract.

Paris Saint-Germain has shown interest in signing Mohamed Salah. This comes amid uncertainty about Salah's future at Liverpool as he is in the final year of his contract.

Mo Salah is contemplating the prospect of signing a new contract with Liverpool. With his existing contract set to expire in over eight months, he will have the opportunity to either join a club of his choice as a free agent or enter into a pre-contract agreement with an overseas club starting January 1. Jamie Carragher expressed his belief that Salah would sign a new deal, attributing this to Salah's interest in breaking goal records at Liverpool. Nevertheless, Salah has turned down Liverpool's initial offer for a new contract, keeping the possibility of his departure open.

Indbound transfers are on the cards for Liverpool, with the Reds being told that if Mohamed Salah is to leave, Leroy Sane would be a great replacement.

Reports in Spain claim PSG are preparing a gigantic approach to Salah’s representatives over a move to take the winger to the French capital in 2025. This adds to Liverpool's concerns about losing Salah.

Paris Saint-Germain are reportedly hoping to land Mohamed Salah in a blockbuster transfer. PSG are among the main candidates for the forward and are aiming to convince him on a move to France. Salah is also set to receive a lucrative contract offer from PSG.

The director of the Saudi Pro League, Michael Emenalo, stated that a transfer for Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah depends on Salah's decision to depart from Anfield. Last summer, Saudi officials expressed interest and were prepared to make a £150m bid, but both Liverpool and Salah declined the offer. With Salah's contract approaching its final six months, Saudi interest has been rekindled. Emenalo highlighted that any prospective deal hinges on Salah's readiness to leave, as well as Liverpool's willingness to sell. Emenalo noted that Liverpool was not inclined to sell in 2023, and he believed Salah was not prepared to leave as he had unfinished business.

Mo Salah has been linked with a move to one of European football’s big spenders. It is claimed that their manager has ordered his side to make the Egyptian a top target in 2025.

Paris Saint-Germain are reportedly targeting Salah at the request of their Spanish head coach, Luis Enrique. PSG are considered to be among the main candidates to sign Salah and are described as determined to persuade him to remain in Europe with them. The club believes they can provide him with a competitive environment where major honours are attainable. The report mentions a lack of progress in contract renewal discussions with Liverpool, although it does not reveal Salah's perspective on relocating to the French capital. Furthermore, it is not explicitly stated whether PSG would wait for Salah to become a free agent ahead of the next season or if they might attempt to purchase him in January.

Paris Saint-Germain has been credited with interest in Mohamed Salah as the French giants look to make a marquee signing. Salah has been performing exceptionally well, scoring four goals and registering four assists in the Premier League this season.

The Saudi Pro League made an effort to acquire Mohamed Salah from Liverpool. Michael Emenalo, the director of the Saudi Pro League, confirmed their interest and clarified that it was not merely speculative. However, the transfer was not completed because Liverpool was unwilling to sell Salah at the price proposed by the Saudi club. Furthermore, Salah reportedly did not express a wish to depart from Liverpool, as he believes he has not yet fulfilled all his objectives with the team.

Mohamed Salah has caught the attention of clubs in Saudi Arabia, Paris Saint-Germain, and MLS outfit San Diego. His future at Liverpool is uncertain as he has entered the final year of his contract.

Paris Saint-Germain are reportedly showing an increasingly strong interest in the potential transfer of Liverpool star Mohamed Salah as he edges closer to the end of his contract at Anfield. PSG are really keen to win the race for his signature, as per Fichajes. Salah might be tempted to become the new focal point in the PSG side, replacing Kylian Mbappe who left for Real Madrid this summer.

Mohamed Salah's contract with Liverpool is set to expire at the end of the season, and he is eligible to sign a pre-contract agreement with overseas clubs from January 1. Liverpool officials expect him to leave after unsuccessful contract extension talks. Salah has not publicly commented on his future, but Liverpool has approached him with a new deal, which has not yet been agreed upon.

Mohamed Salah is likely to leave Liverpool when his contract expires next summer. Liverpool is trying to find a successor for the Egypt international.

Mohamed Salah, who has been a pivotal player for Liverpool over the past decade, is reportedly being linked with a move to Saudi Arabia, where several clubs are expressing a strong interest in acquiring his talents. Although he is under contract until June 2025, it appears unlikely that Salah will extend his stay with the English club, potentially opening the door for a move to the Middle East at the end of the season. The financial strength of Saudi clubs, which have successfully attracted numerous global stars in recent years, plays a major role in this potential transfer. At the age of 32, Salah might consider following other renowned players in concluding his career in an emerging league, securing a lucrative contract. Such a move would represent a new challenge for him after having achieved nearly all of his goals with Liverpool.

Mohamed Salah is linked with a move to San Diego in the MLS. Salah has entered the final year of his contract at Liverpool, leading to uncertainty about his future at Anfield. He has been in fine form, scoring four goals and registering four assists in the Premier League this season.

Salah is reportedly being backed by duo to leave Anfield. Former England midfielder Paul Gascoigne has accused Salah of playing cautiously to avoid injury and secure a move away. Graeme Souness believes Salah might be tempted by the 'astronomical money' and 'logistical benefits of life in Saudi Arabia'. Salah can negotiate a pre-contract with foreign clubs from January 1.

Mohamed Salah is expected to see out his contract with Liverpool and leave as a free agent at the end of this season.

Rumors have been circulating about Mohamed Salah potentially moving away from Liverpool next summer, with clubs from Saudi Arabia interested in signing him. However, an extension at Anfield has not been ruled out either.

Interest from the Saudi Pro League remains in the Egyptian international and sources say it’s likely he’ll join a Saudi side on a free transfer next summer.

Mohamed Salah is one of the Liverpool players whose contract is nearing its end, potentially allowing him to leave on a free transfer next summer. There is concern over the lack of progress in contract negotiations.

Mohamed Salah's future at Liverpool is uncertain as his contract expires in the summer of 2025, and no contract extension has been negotiated yet. Liverpool prioritizes keeping him due to his exceptional performance.

Salah has been linked with a move to the United States, with new MLS franchise San Diego FC pushing for his signing. The interest is strengthened by the fact that San Diego FC is owned by British-born Egyptian billionaire Sir Mohamed Mansour.

Saudi Pro League clubs dream of taking Mohamed Salah to the Middle East in a huge coup. Paris Saint-Germain is also interested in Salah. Despite these interests, Salah appears keen to remain at Liverpool, especially as the Arne Slot era has started well.

Mo Salah has recently emerged as a target for MLS side San Diego FC. His contract with Liverpool ends at the end of the season, making him a free agent.

Mohamed Salah is in the final year of his contract with Liverpool, making him a potential free agent in the summer of 2025.

Mohamed Salah's contract with Liverpool is ending, and he might not renew it. Liverpool is considering replacements for him and is interested in Bundesliga players Omar Marmoush from Frankfurt and Karim Adeyemi from Dortmund as potential candidates.

Mohamed Salah's contract is expiring and has not been extended yet, prompting Liverpool to search for a potential replacement.

Mohamed Salah's contract with Liverpool is set to expire in June 2025, and currently, there are no signs of a contract renewal. Liverpool is considering potential replacements for Salah due to the uncertainty surrounding his contract extension.

San Diego FC, owned by British-Egyptian businessman Sir Mohamed Mansour, aims to bring Mo Salah to the United States as part of their major plans for 2025. Salah is set to be a Designated Player alongside Kevin De Bruyne and Hirving Lozano.

Mohamed Salah has been heavily linked with a switch to Saudi Arabia next year. There are uncertainties over his future at Liverpool as he is yet to be offered a contract extension.

Paris Saint-Germain are plotting a bid to sign Mohamed Salah, with the wide forward being viewed as a potential marquee replacement for Kylian Mbappe. (Source: The Sun)

Liverpool's Mo Salah is expected to reject any advances from Saudi Arabia this summer. Instead, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) are leading the race to sign the Egyptian forward, who remains focused on competing at the highest level in European football.

Paris Saint-Germain are plotting a bid to sign Mohamed Salah, with the wide forward being viewed as a potential marquee replacement for Kylian Mbappe. Source: The Sun.

Mohamed Salah's departure from Anfield is considered almost certain, with his contract ending in June 2025. There is little hope of retaining him in the squad. Two seasons ago, he was tempted with the biggest contract in Saudi Arabian history.

PSG targets Mohamed Salah as his Liverpool contract ends in June 2025. They plan to offer a three-year deal, seeing him as essential after Messi, Neymar, and possibly Mbappé's exits. Despite Saudi offers, Salah prefers Europe, with PSG as the top contender. Salah, Liverpool's Premier League top scorer, has five goals in nine matches. PSG's financial offer could tempt Liverpool, making a summer transfer probable.

Mohamed Salah is nearing the end of his contract with Liverpool, which expires in 2025. Two years ago, he was tempted with the biggest contract offer in history from Saudi Arabia. It seems unlikely that Liverpool will be able to retain him.

Paris Saint-Germain have stepped up their bid to sign Liverpool star Mohamed Salah on a three-year deal, with the Egyptian set to snub a move to Saudi Arabia.

Mohamed Salah is in his final year of contract with Liverpool and is expected to leave the club next summer on a free transfer. Paris Saint-Germain is interested in signing him, believing he can still perform at the highest levels in European football.

Paris Saint-Germain are reportedly plotting a move for Liverpool star Mohamed Salah as the owners eye a Galactico signing after losing Lionel Messi, Neymar, and Kylian Mbappe.

Mohamed Salah is in the final year of his contract with Liverpool and is anticipated to depart the club next summer as a free agent. There have been no discussions about a contract renewal, and Salah has implied through his recent comments that he does not intend to extend his stay. Reports indicate that Paris Saint-Germain is interested in signing Salah, as they believe he remains capable of performing at the top levels of European football. So far this season, Salah has already contributed 6 goals and 5 assists in 9 matches. It is possible that PSG will make a significant move during the summer 2025 transfer window.

The Saudi Public Investment Fund are ready to formally offer Mohamed Salah a three-year contract with a salary that would rival Cristiano Ronaldo's earnings. (CaughtOffside)

Mohamed Salah is strongly linked with a move to the Saudi Pro League next summer. Despite his age, Salah continues to perform well, but the move is likely to happen as he is still being linked with Saudi clubs.

If Mohamed Salah leaves Liverpool next summer, the club will try to replace him with Real Madrid winger Rodrygo.

Mohamed Salah is entering the final year of his contract with Liverpool FC and could potentially leave the club in the coming months.

Mohamed Salah revealed that this season will be his last year at Liverpool. He mentioned that no one from the club had spoken to him about his contract, and he feels free to play football without thinking about it. He is open to seeing what happens at the end of the season.

Mohamed Salah is set to leave the club on a free transfer next summer.

Mohamed Salah is in his last contract year and could potentially leave Liverpool FC.

Liverpool is preparing for the possibility of Mohamed Salah leaving the club.

Mohamed Salah is expected to leave Liverpool next summer as he is unlikely to extend his expiring contract. He will likely make a lucrative transfer to Saudi Arabia, where there has been longstanding interest in him.

Mohamed Salah is expected to move to the Saudi Pro League next summer after his contract with Liverpool expires. Liverpool assumes that Salah will not sign a new contract despite recent discussions. Salah had previously indicated that this might be his last year at Liverpool due to no initial communication about a contract extension.

The expectation is that Salah will make a move to the Saudi Pro League next summer after his contract expires. The Saudi league has been eyeing the 32-year-old for some time and will undoubtedly offer him a particularly lucrative contract.

Mohammed Salah has confirmed that this would be his last season at Anfield.

Mohamed Salah has been linked with a possible move to Saudi Arabia. Liverpool managed to keep hold of Salah this summer despite constant links with a possible move to Saudi Arabia. His electric start to the season is only going to increase the Saudis’ desire to sign him.

Mohamed Salah has one year left on his contract with Liverpool and no club officials have approached him for a renewal. It is likely that he will leave Liverpool in a year.

Salah is expected to be available on a free transfer next summer. Specific interested clubs are not mentioned.

Mohamed Salah announced that he is currently in his last season at Anfield. He mentioned that no one from the club has approached him about his contract, so he assumes it will be his last season. Liverpool is planning to hold talks with Salah's representatives to discuss his contract situation, aiming for an extension.

Mohamed Salah announced that he is currently playing his last season at Anfield. No one from the club has approached him about his contract, so he assumes it is his final season.

Mohamed Salah announced that he is currently in his final season at Anfield. He mentioned that no one from the club has approached him about his contract, so he assumes it is his last season. He wants to enjoy the season and not think too much about it.

Mohamed Salah announced that he is currently playing his last season at Anfield. He mentioned that no one from the club has approached him about his contract, so he assumes it is his last season. Salah stated, 'I want to enjoy it and not think too much about it.'

Mohamed Salah's future at Liverpool is uncertain. According to El Nacional, Paris Saint-Germain is now also interested in acquiring him.

Mohamed Salah mentioned that this is his last year at Liverpool and he feels free to play football without thinking about the future. He stated that no one from the club has talked to him about contracts and he will see what happens next year.

Paris Saint-Germain has entered the race to sign Salah but will only make a move if he does not extend his contract with Liverpool and becomes a free agent.

Mohamed Salah announced that he is currently playing his last season at Anfield. Despite this, Liverpool plans to discuss his contract situation with his representatives. There are expectations of a new attempt from Saudi Arabia to sign Salah.

Mohamed Salah mentioned that his contract is ending next June and that he hasn't been approached by Liverpool for a new contract yet. He expressed uncertainty about his future and hinted that he might leave Liverpool at the end of the season. Salah emphasized that he enjoys playing for Liverpool and wants to stay, but the decision isn't in his hands.

The local Liverpool newspaper gives hope to the Reds' fans that their idol, Mo Salah, will stay at Anfield. According to an exclusive report by Liverpool Echo, Salah only intends to renew his contract with the English team. Echo adds that both he and his family adore the club and the city after seven years there. Moreover, they point out, he does not see himself playing in Saudi Arabia despite the attractive financial offers and the interest he has received from this emerging league.

Liverpool expect to lose Mohamed Salah to the Saudi Pro League next summer. Salah's contract with Liverpool ends in 2025. He has publicly hinted that this could be his final year at the club. Sources claim that the Saudi Public Investment Fund is confident of attracting Salah with a mammoth contract comparable to Neymar's at Al-Hilal.

Mohamed Salah announced that he is in his last season at Anfield. He mentioned that no one from the club has approached him about his contract, so he assumes this will be his final season. He wants to enjoy it and not think too much about it. According to many observers, this opens the door for Saudi clubs.

Mohamed Salah announced that he is currently in his last season at Anfield. He mentioned that no one from the club has approached him about his contract, so he assumes it is his last season. He wants to enjoy the season and not think too much about it. Many observers believe that this opens the door for Saudi clubs.

Mohamed Salah's current contract with Liverpool is set to expire in 2025. He has conveyed his intention to remain at the club and extend his contract. Salah noted that, so far, no one from the club had approached him regarding a new contract. Despite a €180 million offer from Saudi Arabia during the summer of 2023, which he turned down, he is keen to enjoy his current year at Liverpool. Additionally, Salah's family is enthusiastic about staying in Liverpool.

Mohamed Salah announced that he will leave Liverpool at the end of the season. The club has not yet spoken to him about this situation.

Mohamed Salah is prepared to sign a new contract with Liverpool, turning down a lucrative offer from the Saudi Pro League. Despite being widely expected to move to the Saudi Pro League, where a substantial contract is reportedly awaiting him, the 32-year-old is eager to extend his tenure at Liverpool beyond this summer. Salah's family feels settled in Liverpool, and he has considered the experience of his former teammate Sadio Mane in Saudi Arabia, concluding that it is not suitable for him. Currently, Salah earns €1.2 million per week at Anfield, including all his commercial interests.

Liverpool will open contract talks with Mohamed Salah after he suggested he could be playing his last season for the club. Salah's current deal is up in 2025.

Mohamed Salah announced that he is in his last season at Anfield. Further details about his next club are not mentioned.

Mohamed Salah announced that he is in his last season at Anfield.

Graeme Souness speculated that Saudi Arabia is a likely destination for Mohamed Salah after he leaves Liverpool. Souness mentioned that it would be 'nigh on impossible for him not to have had offers from the big guys in Saudi Arabia.'

Graeme Souness believes Mohamed Salah has decided to leave Liverpool at the end of the season when his contract expires. Salah hinted at this during a post-match interview after a game against Manchester United, stating, 'this is my last year at the club.' Souness speculated that Salah has something lined up for his next move.

Mohamed Salah mentioned that this is his last year at Liverpool. He stated, "Wie ihr wisst, ist das mein letztes Jahr im Verein." Salah expressed that he wants to enjoy his time and not think too much about it. He added, "Es liegt nicht an mir, niemand aus dem Klub hat mit mir gesprochen."

Mohamed Salah is in the final year of his contract with Liverpool and has not engaged in any discussions with the club regarding a new deal. While Salah prefers to stay at Liverpool, he is open to exploring his options next year. He has not considered a move to any other club and is reportedly not enticed by interest from Saudi Arabia. Speculation suggests that Liverpool might be comfortable allowing him to leave on a free transfer after this season.

Mohamed Salah hinted that this season would be his last at Liverpool. He mentioned that his contract expires in the summer, and no one from the club has approached him about a new deal. He stated that he had a good summer, had a long time to work on himself and think positively because, as he noted, this is his last year at the club. He added that nobody has spoken to him about a contract, so he would play his last season and see at the end of the season.

Mohamed Salah confirmed that this is his last year at Liverpool. His contract ends after this season, and he is seriously considering leaving next summer. Salah mentioned that no one from the club has approached him about his contract, so he assumes it will be his last season.

Mohamed Salah has stated that this might be his last season at Liverpool. He mentioned that no one from the club has approached him about extending his contract, which is in its final year. Salah expressed his desire to enjoy his final year at the club, indicating that he is open to seeing what happens next year.

Speculation has been rife over the past few months about Salah's potential early departure. Saudi Arabia is considered an intriguing destination for the footballer. In February, his compatriot Ahmed 'Mido' Hossam asserted that Salah had already signed a contract with the desert state. Reports indicated that Al-Ittihad was prepared to pay a record sum of 250 million EUR in the summer of 2022, but Liverpool turned down the offer. It is believed that Salah could earn ten times his current salary in Saudi Arabia.

Mohamed Salah has announced that he will let his contract expire in the summer of 2025 as Liverpool has not spoken to him about an extension yet. He stated that he will play his last season and then see what happens. Salah mentioned that it is up to the club to decide his future.

Mohamed Salah hinted at a possible departure from Liverpool after his contract expires on June 30, 2025. He mentioned that no one from the club has discussed a contract renewal with him, suggesting that this might be his last season with Liverpool. Last year, Liverpool rejected a €200 million offer from a Saudi Arabian club for Salah. If nothing changes, Salah will leave as a free agent.

A year ago, Liverpool rejected an offer from Saudi Arabia worth 200 million euros for Mohamed Salah.

Mohamed Salah announced that this will be his last season at Anfield. His contract with Liverpool expires on June 30, and no one at the club has talked to him about renewing it. Salah expressed his desire to enjoy his final season.

Mohamed Salah mentioned that nobody had approached him regarding an extension of his contract with Liverpool after he scored in Sunday's 3-0 victory against Manchester United. His contract is set to expire at the end of the campaign, and Salah acknowledged that he is playing as if this is his final season as a Reds player. Salah had previously expressed his desire to enjoy the final year of his contract before deciding on his future.

Mohamed Salah has announced his intention to leave Liverpool. His current contract ends on June 30, 2025, and he has not signed any extension. Salah mentioned that nobody at the club has discussed a new contract with him, and he is playing his last season at Liverpool. He is open to seeing what happens next year and feels free to play football without thinking about the future.

Mohamed Salah has revealed that this will be his last year at Liverpool. He mentioned that he has not been offered a new contract for the upcoming season. Salah stated he is focused on playing this season and will decide his future at the end of the year.

Mohamed Salah has hinted that he will leave Liverpool when his current contract expires in 2025. Salah admitted: 'I had a good summer and had a long time to myself to try to stay positive because as you know it's my last year at the club.' Salah confirmed that no one at the club has spoken to him about a contract extension.

Mohamed Salah says he isn't thinking about his future with Liverpool and is instead focused on enjoying the last year of his contract. Salah remains happy at Liverpool, but he wants to enjoy the last year of his contract before making a decision.

Mohamed Salah has made cryptic statements regarding his future, stating that he wants to enjoy the upcoming season and is not thinking about his contract, which expires on June 30, 2025. This has caused concern among fans about his long-term commitment to Liverpool.

Mohamed Salah is one of a handful of senior stars offering potential headaches to Liverpool regarding his contract situation. New boss Arne Slot is focused on maximizing his performance despite the uncertainty surrounding his future.

Mohamed Salah has received offers from Saudi Arabia, but Liverpool is not planning to sell him at the moment.

Mohamed Salah is in the last year of his contract. At 32 years old, his future at Anfield is uncertain.

Liverpool legend Mark Lawrenson has suggested that a £100m transfer could still happen before the summer deadline.

Liverpool are braced for an approach from Saudi Arabia for star man Mohamed Salah, with the club viewing a bid of around £100m to be 'hard to turn down'.

The Saudi Pro League will bid for Mohamed Salah this summer if an opportunity arises.

Mo Salah, 32, has been linked with a £200MILLION move to Saudi Arabia this summer after the Reds rejected a £170m offer 12 months ago.

Salah will see his contract expire next year and could leave for free transfers if he does not renew. He has been linked with a switch to Saudi Arabia.

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.

Liverpool star Wataru Endo has accidentally leaked that the club are trying to sell Mohamed Salah.

Mohamed Salah has not extended his contract with Liverpool. Al-Ittihad showed interest last summer with an offer of 175 million euros, which was rejected.

Liverpool is braced for another astronomical bid from Saudi Arabia. Salah's contract runs out in 2025.

Liverpool have ruled out selling Mohamed Salah this summer, even if he does not sign a new contract.

Liverpool rebuffed interest from Saudi Arabia last summer but their resolve could be tested again as they are unlikely to sanction a new deal for Salah given his wage demands.

Mo Salah is one of the biggest Premier League stars to be linked with a move to Saudi Arabia. Salah only has one year left on his contract and although Liverpool rebuffed massive bids last summer, Arne Slot could consider selling the Egyptian as the Anfield club enter a new era.

Salah is seen as one of the Middle East's top transfer priorities.

There have been frequent mentions in the past year that Saudi clubs will try to bring him in with a compensation greater than 100 million euros. His value is estimated at 55 million euros by Transfermarkt.

Saudi Arabian clubs are interested in signing Mohamed Salah, with the Egypt international currently one of their priority targets ahead of the summer window. Al-Ittihad reportedly failed with a €235m offer last year and numerous Saudi Pro League sides are set to re-enter the race to sign Salah this summer. However, he hinted at a Liverpool stay following the conclusion of the 2023-24 Premier League season.

Mohamed Salah might leave the Premier League for Saudi Arabia, prompting Liverpool's interest in Federico Chiesa.

Mohamed Salah might leave Liverpool as he is no longer a central figure in the club's future plans. He has received several offers from Saudi Arabia, with some clubs ready to pay up to 150 million euros to bring him to the Saudi Pro League.

Mohamed Salah could soon leave Liverpool. The Egyptian striker is no longer central to the future plans of the English club and has long had several offers from Saudi Arabia with clubs ready to pay 150 million euros to bring him to the Saudi Pro League.

Mohamed Salah, a 31-year-old Egyptian footballer, has hinted that he will continue to wear the Liverpool jersey, which he has been a member of since 2017. Salah has a valid contract with Liverpool until June of next year, and due to certain offers that were written about, poorer form in the second half of the season that just ended, and due to the departure of coach Juergen Klopp, there was talk of a potential departure of this striker from Anfield.

There are rumors about Mohamed Salah's departure from Liverpool, but no further details are provided.

Liverpool must decide on Mohamed Salah's presence at the Paris Olympics, but everything is moving towards the 'red' team giving the go-ahead for the star of 'The Pharaohs', Mohamed Salah, to be in the tournament. Egypt is a rival of the Spanish National Team in the Olympics along with the Dominican Republic and Uzbekistan.

Mohamed Salah is a top target for the Pro League. His deal at Liverpool expires in 2025 and if he does not commit his future to Liverpool, this would be the last chance for them to recoup a transfer fee.

The Saudi Pro League has shown interest in Mohamed Salah. He had previously refused an offer, but remains a priority for the Saudi championship.

Graeme Souness, a Liverpool legend, predicts that Salah will soon leave Anfield. The speculation arises after an incident where Salah had an argument with coach Jürgen Klopp during a match against West Ham. Souness believes that if Salah transfers to Saudi Arabia, he will become the biggest star there.

Graeme Souness, a Liverpool legend, has been very critical of Mo Salah and doubts his continuity at Anfield. Souness's criticisms occurred a few days after Salah's sideline incident with Jürgen Klopp when he had to go out to play against West Hamm, and doubts about the Egyptian striker's future in Merseyside. Souness was clear about Salah's future: "I think Mohamed Salah is leaving Liverpool. He has been fabulous for Liverpool, but if he goes to the Saudi Pro League then he will be the biggest star in that part of the world".

There is uncertainty regarding Salah's continuation at Liverpool. Salah is considered to have a very positive opinion of himself and is predicted to leave Liverpool. If he goes to the Saudi League, he will be the biggest star in that part of the world.

A deal for Mohamed Salah was looking increasingly unlikely. Salah had been heavily linked with a move away from Anfield to the Saudi Pro League, which was promising to make him a world-record contract offer. The news that the Egypt star is primed to remain on Merseyside even as manager Jurgen Klopp departs.

After a verbal altercation with Liverpool manager Jürgen Klopp, it is suggested that Mohamed Salah may leave the club. This comes after an unsuccessful match against West Ham, which ended in a 2:2 draw. Despite Klopp's attempt to downplay the incident, analysts speculate that this could be a sign of significant changes at Anfield Road over the summer. Furthermore, Salah's current contract with Liverpool is set to expire in the summer of 2025, which might make this an ideal time for a transfer. There have also been substantial offers from Saudi Arabia for Salah, who could have moved there last year.

Mohamed Salah's contract with Liverpool ends in June 2925. There is speculation that astronomical offers for the Egyptian player may come from Saudi Arabia. Liverpool's decision on what to do with Salah this summer is a crucial one for the team's future. Some Liverpool fans are in favor of Salah leaving due to his recent form, his confrontation with Klopp, and the fact that he will be free in a year. Others believe that Salah's departure would be a huge loss given his impressive stats: 24 goals and 13 assists this season across all competitions. Liverpool is reportedly waiting to see what offers come in for Salah, which could potentially exceed 175 million euros.

Liverpool seems to be out of the race for the title in England after the draw against West Ham this weekend. A somewhat overshadowed underperformance with the clash between Klopp and Salah. When making his entry into the game, the latter clashed with his coach and even let go after the match: "if I speak there will be fire". For the Daily Star, we are clearly heading towards the end of an era at the Reds. Klopp is going to leave and Salah must also leave, writes the English tabloid. "For sale", we can read. The Guardian is of the same opinion: "Liverpool can help Slot by selling the petulant Salah", drops the tabloid. For the record, Salah's contract ends in 2025. Saudi Arabia should certainly try again next summer.

Mohamed Salah's relationship with Liverpool and Jurgen Klopp is at a low point. There are suggestions in the press that Liverpool should consider selling Salah. It is suggested that selling Salah might be beneficial for the club, and the incoming manager Arne Slot, as they would not have to deal with a player whose ego is becoming uncontrollable. There is also mention of Liverpool having previously rejected a huge offer of 150 million pounds for Salah.

Tension between Salah and Klopp at Liverpool. The Egyptian: "If I speak today, it will cause chaos"

Mohamed Salah, the star player of Liverpool, had a serious argument with the coach, Jürgen Klopp. This has led to rumors about Salah's potential departure from Liverpool at the end of the season. Salah's contract with Liverpool expires at the end of next season, and it has been reported that almost all clubs from Saudi Arabia are showing interest in him.

Salah, currently playing for Liverpool, might be leaving at the end of the season. Arab clubs are interested and ready to invest a significant amount for the player and the English club.

Mohamed Salah is reported to be on his way out of Liverpool. According to Jose Enrique, Salah had already tried to leave last summer with an offer of around 200 million pounds. With Jurgen Klopp also leaving, Enrique believes it's the perfect time for Salah to move as well. The destination is unspecified, but Enrique suggests that Salah may end up in Saudi Arabia.

Salah is on the list of players that the Saudis want to bring to their league in the summer. The players will be able to choose the club for which they will sign.

Mohamed Salah is on the 'shopping list' of Saudi Arabian public investment fund owned clubs.

Mohamed Salah is on the list of players that Saudi Arabia wants to bring to their league in the summer.

Mohamed Salah is among the players that Saudi clubs are trying to bring in during the summer transfer window.

Liverpool are bracing for a fresh approach from Saudi Arabia for Mohamed Salah. The Egyptian star is approaching the final 12 months of his contract at Anfield and has been heavily targeted by clubs in the Saudi Pro League. The 31-year-old was the subject of an offer worth £150million last summer, with Al Ittihad heavily linked as they look to convince Karim Benzema to stick around at the club. Al Hilal, who boast Brazil superstar Neymar in their ranks, are also interested, with Salah likely to be the subject of an offer worth in excess of £70million this summer, due to the star 12 months closer to the end of his contract.