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Sky Sports provide Mohamed Salah transfer update ahead of Liverpool exit
Liverpool are heading towards a defining summer as Mohamed Salah prepares to leave Anfield, with Sky Sports reporting renewed Saudi Pro League interest in the Egyptian forward.
Salah has long been regarded as the headline target for Saudi football, given his global status, elite output and profile across the Middle East. After failed attempts to prise him away from Liverpool in previous windows, the situation has now changed significantly.
In 2023, Liverpool rejected an offer worth up to ÂŁ150 million from Al-Ittihad. At that stage, the club had control, Salah was under contract and there was no appetite to sell one of their greatest modern players.
This time, Liverpoolâs position is weaker. Salah is set to depart on a free transfer, meaning Arne Slotâs side cannot demand a fee or block a move if the player chooses Saudi Arabia.
Sky Sports reporter Kaveh Solhekol has outlined the latest position, making clear that Salah remains central to Saudi Pro League plans.
âWhatâs happening in Saudi Arabia is that the funds are in place for a big Saudi club to sign Mohamed Salah this summer,â the reporter said.
âHe is the priority target for the Saudi Pro League. We know three years ago that Al-Ittihad tried to sign him for ÂŁ150 million. Why would a Saudi club not try and sign him now on a free transfer?â
That final line captures the logic behind the move. Salahâs availability without a transfer fee makes him even more attractive to Saudi clubs, who have already brought Cristiano Ronaldo, and to the Gulf.
Sky Sports reports that Mohamed Salah is preparing to leave Liverpool, with renewed interest from the Saudi Pro League.
The Saudi Pro League targets Mohamed Salah due to his global status and elite performance, making him a key player for their football ambitions.
Salah's potential exit could significantly impact Liverpool's squad depth and attacking options as they head into a crucial summer.

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A key part of the Sky Sports update centres on Saudi footballâs changing financial structure.
âInterestingly, the Saudi Pro League have announced a new funding model â player acquisition model â which is going to see the money available to sign players shared more equally between the clubs.â
That could widen the field of possible destinations. Rather than one club holding all the financial power, more teams may now be positioned to compete for elite signings.
Solhekol also stressed that major backing remains available for marquee names.
âThe money is in place, when it comes to big football players like Mo Salah, the money is still there.â
âI think the Saudi government are still committed to growing football in the Kingdom.â
For Liverpool supporters, this carries a familiar feeling. Salah and Saudi Arabia have been linked before, but previous interest was met by firm resistance from Anfield.
Now, the equation has shifted. Liverpool, Premier League champions under Arne Slot in 2024/25, are preparing for life beyond one of the most influential players in the clubâs modern history.
Salahâs goals, durability and status made him central to Liverpoolâs identity. If Saudi Arabia now makes its move, Sky Sportsâ update suggests the funds, ambition and structure are all in place.
For Liverpool, the farewell is no longer theoretical. It is becoming real.