"Saudi Pro League clubs are reportedly prepared to go to any lengths to sign Liverpool superstar Mohamed Salah, whether on a loan or permanent deal, according to Gulf News. With tensions rising between Salah and Liverpool boss Arne Slot, sources close to the Saudi Public Investment Fund (PIF), which owns Al Hilal, Al Nassr, Al Ahli, and Al Ittihad, are closely monitoring the situation and are expected to make a major push during the January transfer window,"
"Salah's future at Liverpool has been thrown into serious doubt following his post-match interview after the 3-3 draw with Leeds United last weekend. Left on the bench for a third consecutive game, the 33-year-old openly expressed frustration and hinted that his relationship with the club hierarchy and manager had broken down. Slot's decision to repeatedly omit Salah from the starting lineup has reportedly divided the dressing room, with some senior players questioning the handling of the club's most decorated modern star."
Saudi Public Investment Fund–backed clubs are preparing an aggressive January push to sign Mohamed Salah, targeting the period when the Egyptian captain will be at AFCON. Tensions between Salah and Liverpool manager Arne Slot escalated after Salah's recent post-match interview and successive benchings, with Salah openly expressing frustration and suggesting a breakdown in his relationship with club hierarchy. Slot’s team selections have split the dressing room and prompted board-level discussions about entertaining offers. Al Hilal, Al Nassr, Al Ahli, Al Ittihad, Neom FC and Al Qadsiah are positioned to pursue a landmark move to the Kingdom.
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