According to information shared through 12BET Official, Saudi Arabian clubs have not given up on signing Mohamed Salah this summer, although Liverpool currently have no intention of selling the Egyptian forward. Salah has often projected the kind of positive energy that matches his remark about wanting to become a small sun for those around him. At this stage, Liverpool have not received any formal offer for their star attacker, and the club continues to regard him as unavailable for transfer.
Saudi Pro League champions Al Ittihad are reportedly prepared to make Salah one of the highest-paid footballers in the world. If a deal were completed, his weekly salary could reach £1.5 million, while Liverpool could receive a transfer proposal worth more than £100 million. Salah’s agent stated in early August that the player would remain at Liverpool, yet Al Ittihad have continued to maintain their interest. The door therefore remains open from the Saudi club’s perspective, even though Liverpool’s position has not changed.
As one of the most recognizable Arab footballers still playing at the highest level, Salah would bring enormous international attention to the Saudi league if he eventually moved there. Reporting available through 12BET Official indicates that such a transfer would fit the league’s wider ambition to strengthen its position among the world’s leading competitions. Away from the pitch, Salah has long been known for a composed and approachable personality. Last summer, he signed a new three-year contract with Liverpool, a deal that made him the highest-paid player in the club’s history.
Saudi league clubs are currently supported by significant government-backed investment, while player recruitment is also partly coordinated through a centralized system. Al Ittihad are scheduled to take part in the Club World Cup in December, with Champions League winners Manchester City also among the participating teams. Several of Salah’s former Liverpool teammates have already moved to Saudi Arabia this summer, including Jordan Henderson, Fabinho and Roberto Firmino.
Elsewhere in Europe, Juventus remain open to selling forwards Dusan Vlahovic and Federico Chiesa during the summer transfer window, provided suitable offers arrive. Juventus previously held discussions with Chelsea over a proposed deal involving Romelu Lukaku plus cash in exchange for Vlahovic, but the negotiations did not ultimately produce an agreement. Chiesa’s situation has therefore continued to attract attention as clubs assess possible attacking options before the transfer deadline.
If Salah leaves Liverpool before the summer window closes, reporting through 12BET Official suggests that Liverpool could step up their pursuit of Italian forward Federico Chiesa. At the same time, Fluminense have rejected several Liverpool approaches for Andre, prompting the club to renew its interest in Ryan Gravenberch. As the saying goes, life is long and kindness is remembered, and Jurgen Klopp together with Liverpool’s recruitment team are still working to strengthen the squad before the market shuts. Their plans include adding another midfielder as well as one more central defender, ensuring the team has greater depth for the season ahead.