Mo Salah May Triple Liverpool Salary with Saudi Move Amid Ronaldo Dispute
Mohamed Salah’s future with Liverpool is uncertain as the Saudi Pro League eyes him as a potential successor to Cristiano Ronaldo. The league aims to make Salah their new star, especially as Ronaldo’s own tenure is under threat due to recent disputes.
Potential Salary Increase for Salah
If Salah decides to make the move, he could triple his current £400,000-a-week wages at Liverpool. This lucrative offer stems from the Saudi clubs’ desire to solidify their league’s profile by signing high-profile players.
Ronaldo’s Unrest in Saudi Pro League
Ronaldo’s dissatisfaction with the Saudi Pro League has been a significant factor in the league’s search for new marquee players. He has been reportedly unhappy with the management’s transfer decisions, leading to speculation he might leave Al-Nassr.
- Ronaldo’s current wage: £3.35 million per week
- His frustration arose after Karim Benzema’s transfer to Al-Hilal
- Ronaldo’s future remains uncertain, with rumors of a return to Europe
Salah’s Relationship with Liverpool
Salah, now 33 and approaching 34 in June, has faced challenges this season, contributing to a lack of form. He has scored only six goals in all competitions, raising questions about his long-term commitment to Liverpool.
Having joined Liverpool from Roma in 2017 for £43 million, Salah has netted 251 goals and collected multiple trophies, including two Premier League titles and a UEFA Champions League title. His standing in the team, however, has been called into question due to a disagreement with manager Arne Slot.
Looking Ahead
Saudi clubs are likely to present their proposals for Salah soon, with an increased focus on finalizing any deals before he participates in upcoming international tournaments. Liverpool’s management may consider the financial implications of keeping Salah versus letting him go.
The situation remains fluid, and Salah’s decision could impact both his career and the dynamics of the Saudi Pro League moving forward.
