Mohamed Salah's Next Club: Favorites to Sign Liverpool Legend After Exit
Salah's Next Club: Favorites to Sign Liverpool Legend

Mohamed Salah is set to leave Liverpool this summer after the club and the forward reached an agreement in March to terminate his contract early, despite the player having signed a two-year deal until 2027.

Salah's Emotional Farewell

The Egyptian star marked his departure with an emotional video message on social media. "Leaving is never easy," Salah said. "You gave me the best time of my life. I will be always one of you. This club will always be my home to me and to my family. Thank you for everything. Because of all of you, I will never walk alone."

Agent Quashes Rumors

Amid feverish speculation regarding his next move, Salah's agent, Ramy Abbas, moved to quash rumors that a decision had been finalised. Abbas tweeted that "neither he nor I prefer to discuss sensitive future plans with people not involved in them."

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Bookmakers' Favorites

As the transfer window approaches, Turkish club Fenerbahce has emerged as the bookmakers' favorite to sign the 34-year-old, currently priced at 2/1 by bet365, with the club having finished as runners-up in the Super Lig last season. Close behind are Saudi Pro League side Al-Ittihad at 11/4. Al-Ittihad famously had a massive offer for Salah, reportedly in excess of £100 million, rejected by Liverpool back in 2023.

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Other Potential Destinations

  • MLS at 7/1, a league that has attracted numerous high-profile players like Lionel Messi.
  • A return to Italy also priced at 7/1, with former club Roma and Italian giants Juventus listed as potential destinations.
  • The odds of Salah linking up with Cristiano Ronaldo at Al-Nassr are 10/1.
  • Other Saudi sides: Al-Hilal (12/1), Al-Ahli (14/1), and Al-Qadsiah (16/1).
  • European outsiders at 20/1 include Napoli, Bayern Munich, Barcelona, and Galatasaray.
  • Former English club Chelsea rounds out the list at 25/1.