Mohamed Salah future update leaves fans all saying the same thing about Liverpool legend
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Mohamed Salah called time on his Liverpool career this summer, but he is yet to join a new club.The winger’s future has been a topic of debate for some time now, but he has been preoccupied with Egypt’s 2026 World Cup campaign.That was until Tuesday evening, when they were knocked out of the competition by Argentina. Now, it looks as though the Saudi Pro League and MLS are the most interested parties, leaving many to ponder why Salah is not staying in Europe.
Which Liverpool legend will you miss more: Mohamed Salah or Virgil van Dijk? Two of the greats came up with the heroics against Everton, but nothing lasts forever… ☹️ Photo by Gareth Copley/Getty Images Fans suggested Mohamed Salah should be staying in Europe after Liverpool exitFabrizio Romano shared an update on Salah’s future, confirming the interest from America and the Middle East.He wrote: “Mo Salah now expected to assess and review offers ahead of next step of his career.
Saudi Pro League but also MLS clubs are keen on Salah.”A number of fans then took to the comment section of the post to moot a potential stay in Europe.Just some of the reaction can be seen below: “Needs to stay in Europe”“Wait, so no European teams”“Noooo Europe???”“He should compete in Europe”“He’s too good for them [Saudi Pro League and MLS]”“He should play in LaLiga at least 2 or 3 years at high level”“Please stay in Europe Mo; you still got this —-““Please stay in Europe, Mo. You proved in this World Cup that you are still way too good for the retirement Saudi and MLS leagues.”“I think Mo Salah is still good enough to play in Europe”Salah may well want to stay in Europe, especially if he still thinks he can offer something in the Champions League.But he is now 34, and it is hard to see many, if any, top-level European teams being able and willing to pay his wages.He was Liverpool’s top earner on £400,000-a-week before departing, and getting anywhere close to that sum from a team that isn’t in the Saudi Pro League or MLS does seem unlikely.Salah moving to Italy was discussed during 2025/26, but as expected, it was suggested at the time that no team in the Serie A could afford to pay his wages.Join Our NewsletterReceive a digest of our best Liverpool content each week direct to your mailbox