Mohamed Salah Future Remains Uncertain at Liverpool

Mohamed Salah’s Liverpool future is still unresolved despite assurances from head coach Arne Slot. Saudi clubs remain confident of signing the forward and value him at around £100m. Liverpool have no plans to sell Salah in January and are focused on settling the situation while keeping him available for the rest of the season.

As the January transfer window edges closer, Mohamed Salah’s future at Liverpool has once again become a major talking point, fuelled by sustained interest from Saudi Pro League clubs. Despite Liverpool head coach Arne Slot publicly reassuring that his relationship with Salah remains positive, speculation around a potential move has not fully subsided. Reports suggest Saudi clubs are confident of luring the Egyptian forward and are prepared to value him at close to £100 million, underlining his continued global appeal and elite status. Liverpool, however, have firmly stated that they have no intention of allowing Salah to leave during the January window.

The club appears focused on resolving the situation internally, signalling that an immediate exit is not part of their plans despite the scale of overseas interest. Elsewhere in the Premier League, Manchester United are carefully managing the fitness and availability of Bryan Mbeumo, Amad Diallo, and Noussair Mazraoui ahead of their upcoming clash with Bournemouth, keeping details tightly controlled. West Ham are also active, reportedly targeting USA and Norwich striker Josh Sargent to strengthen their attacking options.

Across Europe, transfer activity is intensifying. Inter Milan are monitoring Tottenham goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario as a possible successor to Yann Sommer, while AC Milan are considering West Ham’s Niclas Fullkrug as an alternative to Joshua Zirkzee. With clubs reassessing priorities, the weeks ahead promise significant movement and high-stakes decisions.