Shocking Development: Rival Club Surprises Liverpool with Bold Free Transfer Bid for Mo Salah!
Top Club Stuns Liverpool with Daring Free Transfer Offer for Mo Salah
Reports indicate that Mohamed Salah is weighing a lucrative offer as contract negotiations with Liverpool remain ongoing.
European Giants Make Bold Play for Mo Salah Amid Ongoing Contract Uncertainty
It has emerged that a major European club has put forward an eye-watering proposal to sign Mohamed Salah, whose contract with Liverpool is set to expire at the end of the season. The Egyptian forward has become the subject of intense transfer rumors, with talks over an extension still unresolved.
Among the clubs interested, Paris Saint-Germain is said to have made a tempting three-year offer worth €500,000 per week, according to French journalist Romain Collet Gaudin. If agreed, this would make Salah PSG’s marquee signing following Kylian Mbappé’s move to Real Madrid last summer. Liverpool, however, has countered with a two-year extension offer, paying €400,000 per week, leaving Salah to make a critical decision about his future.
A move to Saudi Arabia is also still a possibility, with the 32-year-old linked to a move to the Middle East for over a year and a half.
Despite the speculation off the pitch, Salah’s form on the field has been exceptional. With 20 goals this season, including a dominant performance against West Ham United where he scored and assisted twice, he remains Liverpool’s key player.
When asked about his future, Salah downplayed the rumors, stating, “We are far from that. I don’t want to create a media stir. Right now, I’m focused on helping the team win the Premier League,” he said after the West Ham match.
Liverpool’s manager, Arne Slot, praised Salah, describing him as “extraordinary” and commending his impact both on and off the ball. “He doesn’t surprise us anymore; we know the quality he brings,” Slot commented.
As the season unfolds, the race for Salah’s signature looks set to become one of the most talked-about transfer sagas in football.