Speculation around Mohamed Salah’s long-term future at Liverpool has intensified once again, with multiple Saudi Pro League clubs reportedly preparing fresh bids ahead of the January transfer window.
According to transfer insiders, top Saudi sides including Al Ittihad, who made a record-breaking approach last summer are monitoring the Egyptian superstar’s contract situation and are expected to test Liverpool’s resolve with a renewed offer.
Salah, who turns 33 next year, will enter the final 18 months of his contract in January. While Liverpool remain keen to keep their talisman, the club has not yet confirmed any progress regarding an extension, fueling uncertainty within the fanbase.
Manager Arne Slot has repeatedly praised Salah’s influence both on and off the pitch, but the Dutchman has also acknowledged that the club must always be prepared for potential departures, especially considering the financial power of Saudi clubs.
Saudi officials are understood to still view Salah as the biggest potential signing in their league’s expansion project, given his global profile and influence across the Arab world. A January move is considered ambitious, but sources suggest that a massive bid possibly exceeding last summer’s offer is on the way.
Despite the speculation, Salah has continued performing at a high level for Liverpool this season, maintaining his role as one of the Premier League’s most consistent attackers. Those close to the player insist he remains committed to the club for now, though no definitive decision has been made regarding his long-term future.
Liverpool are expected to adopt a firm stance in January, with their Premier League ambitions still alive. However, if no contract extension is agreed in the coming months, the club could be forced into a major decision by summer 2026 to avoid losing Salah for free.
For now, all eyes remain on the January window and on whether Saudi clubs will finally make an offer Liverpool cannot refuse.