A former Premier League star has dropped a bombshell claim that Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah has already agreed to move to Saudi Arabia next season.

Salah was heavily linked with a move to the Saudi Pro League last summer, and was the subject of a £150m bid from Al-Ittihad that Liverpool rejected on deadline day.

But the Middle East nation have not given up hope of finally convincing Salah to leave Liverpool, and they may be set to land their man.

‘Mohamed Salah will be in the Saudi League next season,’ Mido wrote on X.

Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah was heavily linked with a move to Saudi Arabia last summer

His fellow countryman and former Premier League striker Mido (pictured) has claimed Salah has already signed a contract to move to Saudi Arabia next season

Liverpool could now be at risk of losing Salah and Jurgen Klopp at the same time this summer

‘Contracts have been signed.’

Mido is not the only one that believes Salah will depart Liverpool at the end of the season, as Red legend Mark Lawrenson also insisted earlier this month that the Egyptian winger will move on after seven years at Anfield.

Salah’s Liverpool contract is set to expire next year, but he has put speculation regarding his future behind him and thrived at Liverpool once more this term.

The 31-year-old has netted 19 goals in 28 appearances to keep his side in the hunt for a historic Quadruple.

Liverpool lifted their first trophy of the season on Sunday after beating Chelsea in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley, but Salah missed the game due to a muscle issue.

He has only played twice for Jurgen Klopp’s men in 2024 after picking up a hamstring injury at the Africa Cup of Nations, but footage emerged of him running while filming a Pepsi advert earlier this week, raising hopes that he could return soon for the season’s run-in.

Liverpool are still in the mix to win the Premier League, FA Cup and Europa League as they aim to give Klopp the perfect farewell before he leaves the club this summer.

But the Reds could now be at risk of losing Klopp and Salah at the same time, which would be a major setback for the club to deal with ahead of next season.