A “senior figure” from the Saudi Pro League has reportedly boasted about the guaranteed prospects of signing Liverpool’s unhappy Mohamed Salah at some point in 2026, with Al Hilal and Al Ittihad emerging as the frontrunners to benefit from such a deal.

Breaking down all 1,116 words of the Egyptian's remarkable interview where he cast serious doubt over his Liverpool future

Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk admitted Mohamed Salah's omission from the team for the second successive match should serve as a reminder that no-one's place is guaranteed.

Galatasaray could be a logical next destination for Salah. The Turkish giants have a long-standing reputation for attracting superstar talent—Wesley Sneijder, Didier Drogba, Mauro Icardi, a young Franck Ribéry (yes, really), and more recently Victor Osimhen and Leroy Sané, who have helped turn the club into a genuine Champions League force.

Saudi Arabian clubs are positioning themselves to finance a move for Mohamed Salah after the Liverpool forward was benched by Arne Slot in the Reds' last two matches

Mohamed Salah has been left out of Liverpool’s starting lineup for the second straight Premier League match by manager Arne Slot.