Press reports revealed that Rami Abbas, the agent of Egyptian star Mohamed Salah, has returned to stir controversy on social media platforms to respond to news regarding the player's future after his departure from Liverpool Club.
Abbas used his account on the "X" platform twice recently to respond to the rumors, and Rami has always been the focus of fans and media attention throughout the nine years Salah spent at Liverpool, especially during contract renewal times.
Salah's agent: No one knows the future
The first time, specifically on May 24 after Salah's last match with Liverpool against Brentford, Abbas wrote: "We do not know where Mohamed will play next season, and that means no one else knows. Beware of those seeking fame and clicks."
On June 12, Salah's agent returned to confirm in another post: "Mohamed is perfectly fine, and we do not prefer to discuss future plans with people outside the matter. We maintain complete confidentiality."
Throughout the past period, Salah was focusing only with the Egypt national team in the 2026 World Cup, but after the Pharaohs' exit from the tournament against Argentina in an exciting match in Atlanta, attention has turned back to Salah's next destination this summer.
Where will Salah play next season?
The options available to the 34-year-old star are many and varied, as follows..
Turkish League
A former Fenerbahçe official revealed that they held very positive sessions with Salah, and that he was welcome to play in Turkey and many details were agreed upon including the salary, but the matter now depends on the club's new management.
American League
Some of his former teammates believe he may move to America to play alongside stars like Messi, Suarez, and Son. The name of "San Diego" club, owned by Egyptian businessmen, stands out as a potential destination.
Saudi League
Saudi clubs are still trying with all their might to sign Salah with a huge financial deal that will be the largest in his career.
Italian League
It remains a possible option due to the nature of play there which suits experienced players, and Italian clubs' desire to sign big stars.
