Mohamed Salah is reportedly becoming a free agent, with significant financial interest emanating from Saudi Arabia making his departure highly probable. Liverpool has confirmed that an agreement has been reached with Salah to reduce his current contract by one year, marking the end of his nine-year association with Anfield this summer. Reports suggest that the decision to depart follows reported disagreements between the 33-year-old star and former coach Arne Slot during the recent season.
Consequently, Salah is expected to choose his next club without the constraints of an existing contract. Sources indicate that Al-Ittihad has prepared a substantial offer for the Egyptian international. According to reports cited by Ahmed Mubarak on YouTube, the Saudi club is prepared to offer Salah a net salary of £65 million per year.
This would be structured over a three-year agreement, resulting in a total base salary of £195 million, exclusive of image rights and commercial earnings. The development places Salah in a prime position to negotiate his future freely. The substantial financial package available from Al-Ittihad underscores the high market value attached to his services.
Should the transfer materialize, it would conclude his tenure at Liverpool after many successful years, providing a new chapter for both the player and the prospective new club.
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