Mohamed Salah issues response when quizzed if he would join an Australian club

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Mohamed Salah’s Liverpool career will come to a close this season, and his long-term future is yet to be decided.For months, we have seen the Saudi Pro League showing an interest in Salah, while a move to the MLS has been mooted as well.Now, the 33-year-old has been asked about potentially securing a transfer to Australia, though he seemed quick to suggest that it will not be happening. Which players should Liverpool target to replace Mohamed Salah this summer? 🤔 A seven-man shortlist has already been reported:Desire Doue Bradley Barcola Nico Williams Yan Diomande Anthony Gordon Jarrod Bowen Michael OliseCredit: Izzy Poles/AMA/Getty Images Mohamed Salah plays down chances of Australia moveThe Egyptian recently sat down with former Premier League goalkeeper Mark Schwarzer for an interview with Stan Sport Football.The ex-Middlesbrough goalkeeper is, of course, Australian, and spoke to Salah about the possibility he could end up joining an A-League club.The Liverpool icon was, however, seemingly not that keen to say he would move there soon.He was asked: “Could Mo Salah play in Australia some day?”Salah responded: “Legends game?”Schwarzer replied: “Maybe even for an A-League club, who knows?”The winger then said: “You never know, but if it was a legends game.

I don’t see myself anywhere near it.”When will Mohamed Salah play for Liverpool again?Unfortunately for Liverpool fans, they are not seeing a lot of Salah during the final month or so of the season.The forward was injured against Crystal Palace and missed the defeat to Manchester United this past weekend.Arne Slot commented on Salah’s fitness ahead of Sunday’s clash but did not confirm when he would be back, simply saying he will return before 2025/26 is over.He said: “He’s always working incredibly hard during the season when he’s fit, but also when he’s injured, to be back as soon as possible, and that’s what he tries now as well.“Usually, he’s back earlier than other players after a minor injury because he has a minor injury. So we expect him to be back in the final part of the season, but not for Sunday.”Join Our NewsletterReceive a digest of our best Liverpool content each week direct to your mailbox