Mo Salah, from Liverpool, celebrates his team’s second goal during the Premier League game against Everton in Goodison Park on February 12, 2025 in Liverpool, England. (Photo of Alex Pantling/Getty Images)
Mo Salah and his representatives have had another round of conversations with Liverpool, and it is believed that the Egyptian king preferred what is in his crystal career.
Ex-Liverpool Star, Dejan Lovren, believes that Salah is close to leaving the club while Salah’s agent recently left an interesting suggestion In terms of the future of their customer.
Mo Salah knows what he wants to do after
The sources near Caughteffside have advanced that the Salah agent continues, in fact, the new contracting negotiations with the Reds.
In fact, the 32-year-old is absolutely open to staying if Liverpool improves his terms.
Simply, at this stage of negotiations, the player wants to increase his current weekly salary of £ 350,000 (Chart) And all parties are desperately trying to reach an agreement between the racks.
Negotiations have been intensified in recent days by source reports, and the recent celebration of Salah – passing Liverpool’s emblem after scoring Everton – was the most obvious sign that he wants to stay in the club.
There is still a way to go to reach any new agreement on the line, but this means that there is still the possibility of a transfer to the Saudi League Pro.
The Saudi League Pro Want Mo Salah as a boy on his poster
Saudi officials are ready and wait to offer Salah a salary of more than € 130/150 million euros per year and will make it the new poster boy for the Cachet League.
Salah would also make one of the best paid players in the Saudi League Pro, with sources that indicate that Saudi representatives have already approached Liverpool directly, asking if the club would allow Salah to leave three weeks before the schedule to participate in the Club World Cup with Al-Hilal.
In Ahli, Ittihad and NassR they will also enter the image, in case a far away from Anfield begins to become a more concrete possibility.
