DEVASTATING NEWS: Coming live from Anfield, Heartbreaking news has been confirmed for Liverpool fans after shocking news about Mo Salah is revealed😭. He said “during the summer I waited for a new contract extension cause I was ready to commit my future to the club but nothing came. It’s been a beautiful journey with this club but now I have made my own decisions this season will be my last in the premier league with Liverpool I just want to enjoy the remaining time here and share beautiful memories with the fans”. This is my last year here I want to enjoy it Salah speaks.
A journalist has highlighted a compelling reason a Saudi Pro League club could use to push for Mohamed Salah’s transfer next year. Currently, Salah’s Liverpool contract runs until June 30, 2025, which has led to increased speculation about his future at Anfield.
In summer 2023, Saudi club Al-Ittihad made a high-profile bid of £150 million to bring Salah to the Middle East, but Liverpool quickly rejected the offer (BBC Sport).
Al-Hilal Considering an Early Move for Salah
On talkSPORT’s White and Jordan show, Ben Jacobs reported that Al-Hilal has now emerged as a leading contender to secure Salah’s signature. According to Jacobs, Al-Hilal, managed by Jorge Jesus, may attempt to sign the 32-year-old ahead of the FIFA Club World Cup next June.
Jacobs explained, “The target is 2025. Al Hilal is the club, and the Saudi football federation plans to approach FIFA about an ‘exceptional window’ ahead of the Club World Cup. This could allow them to attempt a transfer between June 1 and 10, aiming to secure Salah not only for the Saudi Pro League but also for the Club World Cup.”
He further noted, “Salah’s move to Saudi Arabia remains a possibility, with Al Hilal being the most probable destination, especially with the Club World Cup in mind.”
Liverpool Offers a Better Chance at Trophies
From Al-Hilal’s perspective, landing Salah before the expanded Club World Cup next summer would be a huge coup, as they’ll be one of the 32 teams competing in the tournament.
Salah already has experience in the tournament, having won it with Liverpool in 2019 by defeating Flamengo in the final. That victory came in the same season Liverpool claimed the Premier League title.
Liverpool fans, however, will undoubtedly hope Salah extends his contract at Anfield long before Al-Hilal or any other club can tempt him away, especially with the global competition being held in the United States. Moreover, Salah is far more likely to achieve significant silverware with Liverpool than he is with Al-Hilal, so leaving Anfield solely for the Club World Cup opportunity might seem unwise.
