Egyptian football star Mohamed Salah’s potential transfer to Saudi club Al-Ittihad has surprised fans, with reports suggesting an agreement. However, his current club, Liverpool, has not confirmed any deal with Al-Ittihad.

Mohamed Salah, a standout player for Liverpool in the English Premier League, has consistently led their scoring for six seasons. The attractive prospect of a substantial salary offer from Al-Ittihad could prompt him to consider leaving his pivotal role at Liverpool.

This move could have noteworthy implications for the Saudi Pro League (SPL), which has been making waves in the transfer market this summer. Neymar, Benzema, Kante, and Mahrez’s signings reveal Saudi clubs’ drive to establish a global football dominance.

Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund has taken over several top teams, including Al-Ittihad, providing significant financial backing. The aim is to attract top-tier players and elevate the SPL’s status on the international stage. This influx of investment has the potential to reshape the global football landscape.

However, Liverpool seems determined to hold onto Salah. Sports outlet The Athletic reported that the club has communicated to Al-Ittihad that Salah is not available for transfer. Earlier this month, Salah’s agent also indicated on social media that the player intends to stay at Liverpool, following his contract extension last summer.

As speculation swirls around this potential transfer, Liverpool’s firm stance adds a layer of uncertainty. Salah’s possible departure could mark a new chapter in his career, but Liverpool’s refusal to let go speaks volumes about his value to the team. Only time will tell how this intriguing situation unfolds in the football world.