Mohamed Salah is being linked with a move from Liverpool to Saudi Pro League side Al-Ittihad, with the probability of a transfer currently rated at 52% according to data compiled on 28 May 2026.
The 33-year-old Egypt international, listed with a market value of €30.00m, is rumoured to be a target for the Jeddah club as Saudi teams continue to pursue high-profile European-based players. Salah’s current contract situation at Anfield is unclear in the available data, raising the prospect he could move on as a free agent should his deal expire and no extension be agreed.
Salah, who wears the No 11 shirt for Liverpool and operates primarily as a right winger, remains one of the Premier League side’s most decisive attacking players. The left-footed forward, born on 15 June 1992 in Nagrig, Basyoun, has been a mainstay in Liverpool’s frontline since joining the club, though the precise date of his arrival is not specified in the data.
Recent form continues to underline his importance. In Liverpool’s latest outing referenced in the data window – a Premier League fixture played in May 2026 – the Egyptian featured on the right of the attack, contributing to Liverpool’s forward play in a match that maintained their push at the top end of the table, even though no specific goal or assist figures are given here.
Any move to Al-Ittihad would see Salah swap the Premier League for the Saudi Pro League, where the financial landscape has made late-career switches increasingly attractive. With his future at Liverpool officially unconfirmed and his valuation still high, speculation is likely to intensify in the coming weeks, and a Saudi move – whether via a transfer fee or as a free agent if his contract has expired – could prove a defining final chapter in one of modern football’s most prolific attacking careers.
