Liverpool and Mohamed Salah have agreed he will leave the club at season's end, ending nine years of stellar service. Sources confirm the departure stems from a joint decision involving Salah, Liverpool, and his representatives. This move frees Liverpool's wage budget for new signings and allows Salah to negotiate a transfer fee included in his package. Al Ittihad is a leading Saudi contender, having previously offered £150m.

Salah's agent emphasizes exploring all options, including Major League Soccer, though Europe remains a possibility. Crucially, Salah's exit does not impact manager Arne Slot's future, as Liverpool focus on winning trophies before the summer.