Salah attracts renewed Saudi interest as Liverpool seek replacements

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah is the subject of renewed interest from clubs in the Saudi Pro League as the 33 year old struggles for form this season, prompting the Premier League champions to monitor potential longterm replacements while insisting any sale would command a substantial fee. Salah signed a new two year contract with Liverpool this summer that runs until 2027, but multiple reports say Saudi clubs have an open offer for the Egypt international worth about 150 million euros per year and would be ready to move if he elected to leave.

Salah’s slow start to the 2025–26 campaign has fuelled speculation. The winger, a central figure in Liverpool’s success since 2017, has produced markedly fewer goals and has been omitted from the starting lineup in recent matches, including a Champions League fixture in which he began on the bench and later missed a clear chance after being introduced. He also removed references to Liverpool from his social media accounts amid heightened scrutiny, according to accounts of his activity.

Journalist Graeme Bailey said the Saudi interest is persistent and that an offer is available should Salah choose to accept it. "Mo Salah and Pro League...