The Digest:
Mohamed Salah’s future at Liverpool has been thrown into deep uncertainty following his public criticism of manager Arne Slot, with Saudi Arabian clubs actively preparing a move for the Egyptian star in the January transfer window. Salah, excluded from Liverpool’s Champions League squad on Tuesday, has reportedly attracted serious interest from the Saudi Public Investment Fund, which aims to bring the Arab world’s biggest football icon to its league.Key Points:
- Salah was left out of Liverpool’s Champions League squad after criticizing manager Arne Slot
- He claimed he was “thrown under the bus” and no longer has a relationship with Slot
- Saudi Arabia’s PIF is preparing a January move, via loan or permanent transfer
- Multiple Saudi clubs, including Al-Hilal, Al-Nassr, and Al-Ittihad, are interested
- Salah has scored just four Premier League goals this season amid Liverpool’s poor form
- The 33-year-old is set to join Egypt for the Africa Cup of Nations after facing Brighton
- Slot stated he has “no clue” if Salah has played his last game for Liverpool
Sources: AFP, Liverpool FC
