The Mo Salah transfer saga continues to dominate headlines, with Saudi Arabian officials growing increasingly confident about securing the Liverpool superstar’s signature. Sources have disclosed the details of a lucrative contract being prepared for Salah’s potential move to the Middle East.
Last summer, Al-Ittihad made a massive £150 million offer for Mo Salah, but Liverpool rejected the bid, determined to keep their star forward. Despite the ongoing speculation, Salah remains a key player for Liverpool, contributing 25 goals and 14 assists in 44 games during Jurgen Klopp’s final season at Anfield.
As Mo Salah enters the final year of his contract, Saudi Arabian clubs, backed by the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF), are strategizing to land the Egyptian ace. Rather than pushing for an immediate transfer, the Saudis are now focused on securing a free-transfer agreement once his contract with Liverpool expires next year.
The PIF is preparing a substantial contract offer for Mo Salah, expected to run for two years with an option for an additional year, matching the earnings of other top players in the Saudi Pro League. Negotiations with Salah have been ongoing for two years, and the Saudis are set to intensify talks once the summer transfer window closes, aiming to finalize the Mo Salah transfer in the coming months.
