Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah is being linked with a lucrative move to Saudi Pro League side Al-Qadsiah, with the probability of a transfer currently rated at 75% according to data from Transfermarkt.
The 33-year-old Egypt international, listed with a market value of €45.00m, is rumoured to be a prime target for the Saudi club as they look to add a marquee name to their attack. Salah, primarily a right winger and left-footed, remains contracted to Liverpool, but the data provided does not specify an expiry date, leaving open the possibility that he could yet move as a free agent depending on how talks and timelines develop.
Al-Qadsiah, competing in the Saudi Pro League, would represent a new chapter for Salah, who has spent the bulk of his peak years at Anfield after joining Liverpool from Roma in 2017. His rise in market value since leaving El Mokawloon in Egypt for Basel in 2012, then moving through Chelsea, Fiorentina and Roma, underlines the scale of his career trajectory, with his valuation having peaked at around €150m during his early Liverpool seasons.
Salah was born on 15 June 1992 in Nagrig, Basyoun, and has long been regarded as one of Africa’s leading footballers, having excelled in both the Premier League and Serie A before interest from Saudi Arabia intensified in recent years. The latest figures show his value gradually declining with age, but he remains a significant asset for Liverpool and a major commercial draw for any prospective buyer.
Should a move to Al-Qadsiah materialise, it would mark Salah’s first venture into Asian club football and could redefine the latter stages of his career, shaping both his legacy in European football and his status as one of the headline names in the expanding Saudi Pro League project.
