Liverpool fans may have been concerned to see the major names in world football who have been linked to, or have already succumbed to, the riches of Saudi Arabia, and with officials from the Middle East already name-checking Mo Salah, those concerns have grown.
‘Is there any risk that we lose Mo Salah to a Saudi Arabian club this summer?’ asked James Pearce in his column for The Athletic.
‘Salah isn’t going anywhere this summer,’ said the former Liverpool ECHO reporter. He has two years left on his contract at Liverpool, and I don’t see a scenario in which either the club or the player would want to leave, no matter how much money is on the table.
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‘Salah was hurt by what happened last season, particularly missing out on Champions League qualification, but he is fully committed to leading the fightback in 2023-24,’ says the club.
Last season was undoubtedly disappointing for the Egyptian King, especially given the team’s failure to qualify for the Champions League for the upcoming season.
However, the aforementioned response highlights our No. 11’s unwavering dedication to the team, regardless of our last game’s final league standing.
With two years left on his contract, the 31-year-old’s commitment and resolve to recover serve as a ray of light for the forthcoming season. The idea of the player remaining and refusing to give in to the attraction of financial gain in Saudi Arabia is cause for joy for Liverpool fans.
We can all wait in peace for the upcoming campaign knowing that our beloved Egyptian superstar will be leading the charge and prepared to provide more priceless memories while donning his fabled red shirt.
