Atlético Madrid are being linked with a move for Liverpool winger Mohamed Salah, with the Egyptian forward’s future under scrutiny as he edges towards potential free‑agent status.
Transfermarkt data, updated on 10 May 2026, lists Salah as a Liverpool player with no contract expiry date published, fuelling speculation that the 33‑year‑old could allow his current deal to run down before deciding his next step. The probability of a switch to LaLiga is currently marked only as “?”, underlining that talks are at the rumour stage rather than an advanced negotiation.
Salah, valued at €30.00m despite being in the latter stages of his career, is being mentioned in Spain as a possible attacking reinforcement for Atlético, who remain keen to add experience and goals from wide areas. The left‑footed right winger, who wears the number 11 shirt at Anfield, has been a mainstay in the Premier League since joining Liverpool and has built a global profile through his performances and sizeable social media following.
Born on 15 June 1992 in Nagrig, Basyoun, Salah stands at 1.75m and has been deployed primarily on the right of a front three, cutting inside onto his stronger foot. He represents Egypt at international level and is widely regarded as one of Africa’s most successful exports to European football.
In Liverpool’s most recent fixtures this season, Salah has continued to feature from the right flank in the Premier League, maintaining his reputation as a consistent attacking threat, although no specific deal with Atlético has been confirmed. With his market value still high and his contractual situation opaque, a scenario in which he leaves Anfield after his contract expires and becomes a free agent cannot be ruled out.
Should a move to Atlético eventually materialise, it would offer Salah a new challenge in LaLiga and could add a significant late chapter to a career that has already left a lasting mark on European football.
