Mohamed Salah is expected to stay at Liverpool until the campaign concludes. The forward is presently in Morocco as he represents Egypt during the Africa Cup of Nations.
Mohamed Salah is expected to stay at Liverpool until the campaign concludes. The forward is presently in Morocco as he represents Egypt during the Africa Cup of Nations.
Speculation had circulated that his outing against Brighton last month might have been his farewell for the Merseyside side.
Those suggestions have now been dismissed, with signs pointing to him continuing at Anfield for the remainder of the year.
According to The i, a heated exchange involving Salah, manager Arne Slot, and senior decision-makers after the draw away to Leeds United has since cooled.
The situation within the squad and leadership structure has reportedly stabilised.
That confrontation created uncertainty about Salah’s future, but it appears the discord has eased. He is now expected to reassess his choices only once the season wraps up.
Links with sides in the Saudi Pro League have faded as the mid-season window progresses. Clubs in that division are now prioritising bringing in emerging players rather than moving for established stars like Salah during January.
This adjustment in recruitment strategy has reduced the likelihood of any immediate transfer.
As a result, Salah is projected to be back on Merseyside once his international duties end before reviewing his long-term plans in the summer.
