Insider delivers significant Salah transfer news as the Liverpool forward continues to struggle
Saudi clubs are reportedly preparing a fresh bid for Liverpool star Mohamed Salah when the season ends.
The Egyptian forward, widely regarded as the most prominent Arab footballer on the planet, has remained one of the Saudi Pro League’s main transfer targets. Interest from Saudi Arabia continues to grow as the summer window draws closer.
Even though Salah signed a contract extension with Liverpool that runs until 2027, teams from the region are still determined to bring him to the Middle East. According to transfer reporter Indy Kaila, Saudi officials are set to pursue him again in the upcoming window.
Liverpool have already turned down a huge offer—around £200 million—but the desire to sign Salah has not gone away.
Mohamed Salah’s legacy at Liverpool
Even during one of his “worst” stretches of form for Liverpool, Salah still has 7 goal contributions in 13 appearances, highlighting just how high his standards are.
Since joining the club, Salah has been nothing short of extraordinary, delivering elite performances year after year. His remarkable consistency makes him an extremely attractive target. His 2024/25 season was among his finest, positioning him as a strong contender for major individual awards.
In that Premier League campaign alone, he produced 47 goal contributions (29 goals and 18 assists), reinforcing his status as one of the best forwards in world football.
Over his eight years at Liverpool, Salah has surpassed 240 goals and 100 assists, an unmatched record that shows he is still performing at the very top level.
Season Appearances Goals Assists
2017–2018 52 44 14
2018–2019 52 27 12
2019–2020 48 23 11
2020–2021 51 31 6
2021–2022 51 31 15
2022–2023 51 30 16
2023–2024 44 25 14
2024–2025 52 34 23
2025–2026 13 4 3
TOTAL 414 249 116
Why the Saudi Pro League sees Salah as a game-changer
If Salah accepts a move to Saudi Arabia, his transfer would be monumental for the league.
While the SPL already features major stars like Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema, Salah brings something different. As a leading Arab and Muslim sporting figure, he has massive cultural influence throughout the region. His brand power could transform the league—boosting global viewership, sponsorships, merchandise sales, and media interest. He would almost certainly become the face of the league and a symbol of Saudi Arabia’s expanding sports ambitions.
Given his recent dip in form under Arne Slot and struggles adapting to the new system, Salah may be more open to considering a move.
Could this season be his last at Anfield?