TeamTalk reported that Mohamed Salah’s days with Liverpool are numbered, and that this season will likely be the Egyptian star’s last at Anfield, following a significant decline in the 33-year-old’s performances recently.
Salah has been subjected to much criticism since the beginning of this season due to his inability to make a difference, unlike last season. Doubts have grown that the “Egyptian King” is suffering from age and is no longer able to provide the desired impact.
According to the latest report, Liverpool’s management has already begun considering options to replace Salah in the summer of 2026. The prevailing opinion at Anfield is that the Egyptian should be sold in the transfer window and generate some cash, rather than letting him leave for free in the summer of 2027.
Liverpool has identified three options as Salah’s successor: Paris Saint-Germain duo Bradley Barcola and Desiree Doi, along with everyone’s favorite at the Reds, Bayern Munich star Michael Oliseh.
Salah has attracted significant interest from Saudi clubs, and attempts to sign him are expected to resume next summer, with Liverpool willing to sell for a sum of no less than £50 million. A number of European clubs may also be interested in acquiring the Premier League’s fourth-highest scorer.
Salah has participated in 10 matches in all competitions for Liverpool this season, scoring only three goals and providing three assists.
