The Saudi Pro League's pursuit of Mohamed Salah intensifies as the star player's recent outburst at Liverpool sparks speculation. With the 33-year-old Egyptian's grievances publicly aired after being omitted from the first team, the focus shifts to the potential resolution between him and head coach Arne Slot. Despite Liverpool's stance of sticking to the terms of Salah's recently signed contract, worth over £400,000 weekly, the Saudi clubs remain vigilant. The league's chief executive, Omar Mugharbel, confirms Salah's appeal, stating, 'He is one of the targets.' The interest from Al Hilal, Al Qadisah, and Neom could materialize if Liverpool's stance softens, especially after their rejection of a £150m offer from Al Ittihad in 2023. However, the financial package required might steer MLS sides San Diego and Chicago Fire away. The key question remains: Can Slot and Salah find common ground? Former Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard weighs in, suggesting Salah's criticism was 'too emotional and hasty.' He advises, 'He needs to reverse a little bit, deal with it with the manager.' As the situation unfolds, the Saudi Pro League's pursuit of Salah continues, leaving fans and experts alike eagerly awaiting the outcome.
