Reports suggest that Mo Salah may have already signed a contract extension with Liverpool, securing the terms he wanted regarding both the length and financial aspects, according to BeIN Sports analyst Haytham Farouk.
However, the club has not yet officially confirmed this, leaving room for speculation as the January 1 deadline approaches, which would allow foreign clubs to start negotiating pre-contract agreements.
If Liverpool and Salah have not reached an agreement by then, top European clubs are expected to show strong interest in him.
PSG Denies Interest in Salah—For Now
In an interview with Ben Jacobs, PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi expressed respect for Salah, acknowledging his impressive Premier League success. However, he clarified that PSG has not entered into discussions to sign the Egyptian forward, who is still under contract with Liverpool.
“We love Mo Salah. But he has a contract with Liverpool, so we have never spoken to him,” Al-Khelaifi said, adding, “I’m very proud of what he’s done in the Premier League.”
Saudi Clubs Continue to Eye Salah
Salah, widely known as the “Egyptian King” at Anfield, has previously drawn strong interest from Saudi clubs. In 2023, Liverpool rejected a £150 million offer from Al-Ittihad. Now, Al-Hilal is reportedly targeting Salah for a summer transfer, with hopes of securing him in time for the Club World Cup.
Would Salah Move to the Middle East?
While financial incentives often play a significant role in football decisions, Salah’s ambitions appear to go beyond money.
His desire to compete at the highest level, particularly in the Champions League, keeps him anchored in Europe’s top leagues. Furthermore, Salah has previously stated that it would be tough to face Liverpool as an opponent, effectively ruling out a move to another Premier League club.
As it stands, Salah’s future at Liverpool remains uncertain, with fans eagerly awaiting official confirmation of his contract situation amidst ongoing speculation.
