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Recent transfer news has Liverpool losing a key player, despite the club’s impressive acquisitions in recent months.

Salah is going on a scoring spree
The Reds are currently dominating in the Premier League and the Europa League, and Mohamed Salah is one player who has gotten off to a great start this season.

With nine goals in all competitions so far in 2023/24, the Egyptian superstar is on fire. On Thursday night, he scored the winning goal as Liverpool cruised to a 5-1 victory over Toulouse at home in Europe.

Recent events have cast doubt on Salah’s long-term future with Liverpool, as he was the subject of intense interest from Saudi Arabia during the summer transfer window and Al-Ittihad had their £150 million offer for him rejected.

His current contract is up in the summer of 2025, but he will be a free agent by then, so a departure in 2024 is certainly not out of the question, considering the Reds would lose him in a transfer.

In 2024, Salah is anticipated to depart from Liverpool.
Now, Pete O’Rourke of Football Insider has updated us on Mohamed Salah, saying that a transfer to the Saudi Pro League is looking more likely:

Football Insider has learned from sources that the Saudi Pro League is reportedly trying to sign superstars Kevin De Bruyne and Mohamed Salah in the offseason, so it’s looking more and more probable that Salah will leave Liverpool next year.

After luring superstars like Neymar, Karim Benzema, and Cristiano Ronaldo to the Middle East, league chiefs are planning their next statement of intent. The transfer of Mohamed Salah from Liverpool to Saudi Arabia is “expected to go through” next year, according to a reliable source who spoke with Football Insider.

If you’re a Liverpool fan, you should be very worried about this update because Salah is a unique footballer who has been extremely consistent offensively for the last six and a half years at Anfield.

With 317 appearances and 195 goals, Salah solidifies his position as one of the greatest attacking players of his generation and moves him up to fifth place on Liverpool’s all-time list of legendary scorers.