Reports have recently surfaced suggesting that Mohamed Salah is on the verge of bidding farewell to Liverpool as he prepares to join Saudi Arabian club Al Ittihad.

This potential move has generated substantial buzz, particularly with rumours of Salah being allowed to participate in his third Premier League match of the season before heading to Dubai for a medical examination.

Signifcantly though, Liverpool’s manager Jurgen Klopp directly addressed these speculations during a pre-match press conference.

Klopp categorically denied the likelihood of Salah leaving the club within this transfer window, putting an end to the rumours surrounding his departure but that has not stopped the reports.

Mohamed Salah IMAGO / Propaganda Photo

Earlier in the transfer window, Salah’s agent, Ramy Abbass Issa, firmly rejected any claims connecting his client to a move in the Middle East.

Issa highlighted Salah’s recent contract extension as a testament to his commitment to Liverpool, suggesting that is why such rumours hold no weight.

This season, Salah has as always made a big impact in Liverpool’s first two games, delivering a remarkable assist against Chelsea and netting a goal from a penalty rebound against Bournemouth.

Since his arrival at Liverpool in 2017, he has consistently demonstrated exceptional skills and dedication, solidifying his status as one of the Premier League’s finest wingers.

Over his tenure at Liverpool, which spans back to 2017, Salah has played a staggering 307 games and scored an impressive 187 goals.

Given his monumental contributions to the club’s success, a potential transfer to the Saudi Pro League would indeed be a headline-grabbing move, possibly marking the most significant transfer of the summer.

With the European transfer window drawing to a close in less than a week, the probability of Liverpool selling Salah for an exorbitant fee seems unlikely.

The dwindling time frame leaves limited scope for negotiation or finding an adequate replacement, reinforcing Liverpool’s intention to retain the star player.

While immediate rumours of a transfer may have been quashed, the possibility of Salah playing in Saudi Arabia in the future has not been entirely dismissed. While a move might not transpire imminently, it remains an intriguing scenario to watch for, potentially unfolding in the upcoming seasons.

As the transfer saga unfolds, it’s evident that Mohamed Salah’s current standing at Liverpool is robust. Klopp’s firm stance, coupled with Issa’s agent affirmations, underlines the player’s commitment to the club.


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