Liverpool coach Arne Slot sent a clear message regarding Liverpool star Mohamed Salah.

While Mohamed Salah's future remains in doubt, Liverpool reportedly aren't prioritizing signing a replacement for the Egyptian star. Instead, the Reds are targeting other players amid the uncertainty surrounding Ibrahima Konate.

With the 2026 World Cup looming on the horizon, the Egyptian captain finds himself at the intersection of team ambition and personal history—inevitably inviting comparisons with Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, the two modern benchmarks of international greatness.

Despite his previous indications of wanting to leave Liverpool, Mohamed Salah plans to stay with the team until the end of the season. However, one of his teammates is expected to exit to Juventus in the coming weeks, potentially complicating his own departure in the summer of 2026.

Mohamed Salah’s relentless march toward another World Cup cycle has taken an unexpected turn, one shaped not by Egypt’s own preparations but by developments elsewhere in European soccer.

With his goal against Benin in the Africa Cup of Nations, Egypt star Mohamed Salah broke the record of a Chelsea legend.

Following his drama with coach Arne Slot, Mohamed Salah seems ready to leave Liverpool after nine years. Amid this situation, the Egyptian has attracted interest from several Saudi Pro League teams, while he is reportedly chasing his loan move to an unexpected team in January 2026.

Egypt have secured qualification to the round of 16 of the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations, which means Mohamed Salah will remain unavailable for Liverpool for a longer period.

After Mohamed Salah completed his return to the team, Liverpool head coach Arne Slot delivered a final verdict on the controversial saga involving the Egyptian star.

With uncertainty surrounding the future of Mohamed Salah, Liverpool are reportedly interested in a UEFA Champions League winner with Paris Saint-Germain.

Mohamed Salah has rejoined Liverpool's lineup, but it seems his tenure with the club is nearing its conclusion. Meanwhile, a standout player from the Bundesliga has surfaced as a potential replacement for the Egyptian star in January 2026.

With Mohamed Salah's future uncertain, Liverpool have started exploring the market for a potential replacement. Although they had already identified a target, Manchester City push to secure his arrival in January 2026, prompting doubts on his arrival to the Reds.

As Christian Pulisic watched from the outside, players such as Ousmane Dembele, Lamine Yamal, and Kylian Mbappe all made the cut—fueling debate over one of the most controversial omissions of the year.

After the drama of a few weeks ago, Mohamed Salah and Liverpool seem poised to embark on a new chapter in their long and successful partnership. The Reds' owners have decided to revise their perspective on the Egyptian star, paving the way for several possibilities.

With Mohamed Salah already absent and pressure mounting, Alexander Isak briefly delivered exactly what was needed—before misfortune struck again.