Egypt star Mohammed Salah open to Saudi Arabia move

Egyptian international Mohammed Salah is reportedly open to a move to Saudi Arabia as the winter transfer window approaches.

Salah, who recently signed a two-year contract extension with Liverpool has struggled to find his rhythm this season, scoring just four goals and providing three assists in 13 appearances across competitions.

Amid recent struggles, the former Chelsea and AS Roma star is said to be open for a fresh challenge and could consider a move to the Asia.

According to reports, the Saudi Pro League representatives remain determined to sign Salah, who remains their top target.

Currently, the Saudi Pro League representatives are offering £150 million per year to lure Salah, with an ambassadorial role promoting tourism, and partial ownership of the club.

Meanwhile, it is unknown whether Salah will accept a move to the Middle East in the winter window or wait for summer.

Salah’s current contract with the Premier League giants is expected to run out in summer 2027.

The 33-year-old has racked up 61 goals in 106 appearances for the Egyptian national team since making his debut in 2011.