Mohamed Salah still has $32.5 million transfer option after Liverpool outburst

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Mohamed Salah may just have reignited a potential move to Saudi giants Al-Hilal next month with his bombshell post-match interview in the wake of Saturday's 3-3 draw with Leeds. Salah, clearly frustrated that he had been dropped for the third game running and left as an unused substitute at Elland Road, also added that he's been "thrown under the bus", completely calling into question his future at Anfield and leading to suggestions that he could be off as early as next month.

With that in mind, there are now fears amongst the Liverpool fanbase that Salah's final game for the Reds could come as early as next week, when the Premier League's reigning champion welcomes Brighton to Anfield on Saturday, December 13. Salah could be just one week away from playing his final game for Liverpool should he decide to leave in January (Image: Getty Images) Despite signing a new eyewatering deal with the Reds back in April, the Egyptian King could call it a day on his Liverpool career in favor of a fresh start elsewhere.

The Saudi giants held a strong interest in securing Salah almost 12 months ago, when his initial contract entered its final six months, with reports claiming that last season's Pro League runner-up was in "serious negotiations" to secure his transfer to the team. Reports also indicated that Al-Hilal was in talks with Liverpool over purchasing the remaining six months of Salah’s contract back in January to enable his transfer during the winter transfer window, suggesting that the club wouldn't be afraid to pull out the chequebook once more to take him off Slot's hands.