According to Gianluigi Longari, Al Hilal and Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah are in 'advanced negotiations' over a transfer that would take him to the Saudi clu

Liverpool have still not reached an agreement with Mohamed Salah over a new contract and the highly sought-after forward has now been the subject of an approach from elsewhere

Liverpool, PSG and Al-Hilal in Fierce BattleThe transfer saga surrounding Mohamed Salah has taken a fresh twist as Saudi club Al-Hilal has intensified efforts to sign the

Concern over Mohamed Salah's future at Liverpool has intensified as the summer transfer window of 2025 draws near. Speculation over the superstar’s future moves has been sparked by reports that the Middle Eastern powerhouses are ready to make a record-breaking bid that might break Cristiano Ronaldo's deal.

Al Hilal are said to have entered negotiations for Mohamed Salah, while Borussia Dortmund have stepped up their interest in Manchester United's Marcus Rashford.

Saudi Arabian football champions, Al-Hilal, are weighing a mega contract offer for Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah. The move comes as the club gears up for the departure of Neymar at the end of this season. Salah, who has six months left on his contract with Liverpool, is yet to agree on a contract extension.

SAUDI ARABIA chiefs are tempting Mo Salah to quit Liverpool this summer with a stunning £65million payday for just TWO seasons in the desert. One of the Gulf state’s most powerful figures fuelled

Liverpool didn't spend much money in the summer transfer window - but they could look to a deal on a few conditions in January

Almost every attacking player is exceeding their xG - with Mohamed Salah frontrunning on 18 goals from an expected 16.94. Luis Diaz - eight goals from an xG of 5.28 - and Cody Gakpo - six from an xG of 3.88 - are outperforming by a margin.

Liverpool have offered three players to Real Sociedad in an attempt to lower their asking price for Takefusa Kubo, according to reports.

Saudi Arabia chairman of the general entertainment authority Turki Alalshikh has dropped a transfer hint over the future of Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah.