Egyptian international star Mohamed Salah is focusing on studying his options in the ongoing summer transfer market, following his departure from English Liverpool.
The 34-year-old has become a free agent, after reaching an agreement with Liverpool to terminate his contract a year before its due date, thus ending a wonderful career, individually and collectively, at Anfield.
Mohamed Salah's position on summer offers
According to what was reported by the British network "Team Talk", Mohamed Salah has narrowed his options between the Saudi league or the American league, despite European clubs' interest in his services.
With Egypt's farewell to the 2026 World Cup, against Argentina, following the defeat in the round of 16 by three goals to two, Salah and his agents have intensified negotiations regarding his next destination.
The report noted that the Saudi league remains the strongest option, although the American league has not been completely ruled out and still holds real appeal for the player and his representatives.
Geographic location plays a major role in Salah's thinking, as the Egyptian star is believed to prefer clubs located "west of Saudi Arabia", being close to his homeland, but all options remain on the table.
Both Saudi Al-Ittihad and Al-Ahli are considered very attractive options for the player, and among other options, the name of Neom Club has emerged.
As a result, "Mo" is expected to reject European offers, after Saudi league clubs have tried throughout the past years to secure Salah's services, as the ideal personality to enhance the league's standing.
The "Team Talk" website reports that a preliminary agreement has been reached with the Saudi league association, although Salah has not yet specified the club he will join.
In a related context, Salah is also studying the possibility of moving to the American league, especially since Inter Miami, led by David Beckham, is interested in signing the Egyptian star to Florida.
But after signing Carlos Casemiro from Manchester United, Mohamed Salah's transfer deal seems very difficult, while San Diego FC has strongly positioned itself in the race.
San Diego's offer is noteworthy, especially since the club is owned by the Egyptian-origin billionaire, Mohamed Mansour, a factor believed to have been greatly appreciated by Salah's camp, in addition to the appeal of the idea of living in California.
In a related context, European clubs have inquired about the possibility of signing Mohamed Salah, but "Team Talk" sources indicate that the player's move within Europe has become increasingly unlikely.
Instead, Salah's next destination is expected to be either Saudi Arabia or the United States, as both options offer different advantages at this stage of his football career.
