“Surprise European team surfaces as potential suitor for Liverpool’s Mo Salah”

 

 

Talk of a potential summer move for Mohamed Salah is starting to quietly gain traction, with AS Roma reportedly weighing a bold attempt to bring the Liverpool winger back to Serie A later this year.

La Repubblica reports that Roma have earmarked Salah as a key target for the next transfer window, though any concrete move is likely to be delayed until summer due to squad registration rules. The club has already filled its non-EU player slots for this season, making a January transfer impossible, even if all parties were willing.

Instead, the Giallorossi are examining the financial and sporting viability of a summer deal that could see the 33-year-old return to Italy, where he previously shone during spells with Fiorentina and Roma earlier in his career. From Roma’s perspective, the attraction is clear: despite his age, Salah remains one of Europe’s most prolific wide forwards, consistently delivering goals and assists at the highest level.

His experience and ability to perform in high-stakes matches would make him an instant leader in a Roma squad still striving to close the gap with Serie A’s elite. Meanwhile, speculation linking Salah with a lucrative move to the Middle East seems to have cooled. iNews reports that Saudi Pro League clubs have stepped back from making an approach during this window, despite heavy interest in past years. While a future pursuit remains possible, no immediate offer is expected.

At Liverpool, Salah’s situation is delicate. He remains central on the pitch and in the dressing room, but with his role under manager Arne Slot reportedly diminishing and the player expressing concerns about his playing time, a move this year cannot be ruled out. Sources close to Salah suggest he is in no rush to decide, preferring to review his options at season’s end. A return to Italy, particularly to a club he once represented, would have emotional appeal, though it remains uncertain if he would pursue that path.