US EditionSaudi Pro League chief confirms Mohamed Salah interest
Saudi Pro League clubs linked to the Public Investment Fund are monitoring Mohamed Salah's situation amid potential loan or permanent transfer, with no direct talks yet.
- At the World Football Summit in Riyadh, Saudi Pro League chief executive Omar Mugharbel confirmed Mohamed Salah is `for sure` a target, with a Public Investment Fund source saying clubs handle negotiations and no talks with Liverpool yet.
- After an April contract renewal, Mohamed Salah signed a two-year extension with Liverpool FC but said he was `thrown under the bus` after being dropped for three league games, hinting Saturday could be his last at Anfield.
- Omitted from Liverpool FC's Champions League squad on Tuesday, Salah gave an explosive mixed-zone interview after the 3-3 draw with Leeds United as Liverpool FC won just two of their last 10 Premier League games.
- The Public Investment Fund owns stakes in Al-Hilal, Al-Nassr, Al-Ahli and Al-Ittihad, while Al-Qadsiah is also a possible destination, with multiple Saudi Pro League giants ready to compete for Salah.
- Timing—AFCON and the January transfer window—could prompt action, as a 150 million bid was rejected in summer 2023, per reports.
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The Liverpool star recently made a strong statement and the possibility of his departure is growing. Salah is welcomed with open arms in the Saudi league.
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