A leading Saudi Pro League club is reportedly preparing to offer Liverpool star Mohamed Salah a staggering €150 million per season, should he choose to leave Anfield in the summer of 2026.
If finalized, the deal would set a new global benchmark for player salaries — surpassing even Lionel Messi’s earnings and marking a dramatic power shift in world football.
Despite signing a two-year contract extension that keeps him at Liverpool until June 2027, the 34-year-old Egyptian forward has struggled to recapture his peak form. So far this season, Salah has scored only five goals — a notable dip compared to his previous standards and the output of other top European forwards.
Reports also suggest growing tension behind the scenes. Sources close to the club claim Salah has grown increasingly frustrated with the attitudes of new teammates such as Florian Wirtz, Hugo Ekitiké, and Alexander Isak — players he allegedly feels are more focused on personal accolades than the collective success that once defined Liverpool’s identity.
For Liverpool, any potential sale would come with both opportunity and risk. While a massive transfer fee could strengthen the club’s finances, it would also mean losing one of the most iconic players in its modern history. With Salah’s age and contract length in mind, Liverpool’s management is said to be weighing all long-term implications carefully.
If Salah were to accept the Saudi offer, he would not only become the highest-paid player in football history but also underscore the growing influence of Middle Eastern clubs on the global stage. For Liverpool supporters, however, the move would mark the end of an era — and perhaps the beginning of a major transformation at Anfield
