Liverpool confirmed Mohamed Salah will leave Anfield at season's end after nine years, with the 33-year-old forward reaching an agreement to depart on a free transfer a year before his contract expires. Salah, who joined from Roma in 2017, has scored 255 goals in 435 appearances, placing him third on Liverpool's all-time scoring list behind Ian Rush and Roger Hunt.

Since arriving at Liverpool, Salah has helped the club win eight major trophies including two Premier League titles and the Champions League. The Egyptian forward is fourth on the Premier League's all-time scoring chart with 191 goals and has been the league's top scorer four times. His departure creates a significant void for Liverpool, who must now plan for life without their star winger.

Salah's final season has been marked by tension, including being dropped for three consecutive games and criticizing the club publicly after a poor run of form. Despite these issues, he remains focused on helping Liverpool secure Champions League qualification with seven Premier League matches remaining. The club will celebrate his legacy later this year after the season concludes, allowing Salah to receive the farewell he deserves from supporters who have been integral to his career.