Liverpool superstar, Mohamed Salah, has confirmed his desire to stay in Merseyside after reportedly snubbing a move to Saudi Arabia.
Since signing for the Reds in July 2017 for around £40m, the Egyptian international has exceeded expectations by contributing to 265 goals in 305 appearances (186 goals & 79 assists).
Whilst picking up a host of individual awards, Salah has won several trophies during his time in England, winning a Champions League, Premier League, FA Cup and Carabao Cup.
Despite Liverpool’s disappointing 2022-23 campaign, the 31-year-old scored 30 goals in all competitions and even contributed with 16 assists.
After qualifying for the Europa League, football fans across the globe wondered if Salah would move elsewhere and follow Roberto Firmino out of Anfield.
However, recent reports suggest that the Egyptian is committed to staying in England and will be in Jurgen Klopp’s plan for next season – despite links to Saudi Arabia.
🥇| Mo Salah has snubbed a move to Saudi Arabia this summer and will stay at Liverpool but a move to the country in the future is still probable. [@dmlynch] pic.twitter.com/NNQQVlgBjp
— Anfield Edition (@AnfieldEdition) June 25, 2023
As Saudi Arabia prepare to bid for a future World Cup, a variety of Europe’s best players have join the up and coming league – including Cristiano Ronaldo, Ruben Neves and N’Golo Kante.
Current Balon D’Or winner, Karim Benzema, ended his long spell at Real Madrid and joined Al-Ittihad – in a deal that is set to earn the Frenchman £100m a year.
Salah would presumable be offered a staggering amount to move to Saudi Arabia, as the Egyptian is one of the leading scorers in Europe since his move to Liverpool.
The specific club is yet to be confirmed, as the likes of Al-Ittihad, Al-Nassr and Al-Fateh all have the financial prowess to attract players.
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