3 Clubs That Could Sign Mohamed Salah After Liverpool Exit

The news of Egyptian winger Mohamed Salah leaving English giants Liverpool at the end of the 2025-26 English Premier League season was always a real possibility. As the club languishes in 5th in the English Premier League standings, the Egyptian King's departure has already made fans wonder what's next for one of the best right wingers in the world.

The Mohamed Salah exit has grabbed the attention of multiple clubs outside of England, who are showcasing genuine interest in recruiting the player. According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, the Merseyside Reds are going to allow Salah to leave on a free transfer despite having a contract at the club valid until June 2027.

During his time with Liverpool, the 33-year-old won two EPL titles, the 2018-19 UEFA Champions League title, the FA Cup, the Carabao Cup, and the FIFA Club World Cup titles.

Mohamed Salah also holds the distinction of scoring 189 Premier League goals and 92 assists, a tally that no EPL player has been able to surpass since his arrival in June 2017.

3 Clubs That Are Favorites To Sign Mohamed Salah For Free

The Egyptian winger is going to be a hot commodity as clubs around the world will be desperate to secure his signature on the dotted line.

Saudi Pro League Clubs

Salah has been highly rated by multiple clubs in the Saudi Pro League in recent years. Al Hilal, Al Nassr, and Al Ittihad are expected to be among the clubs that will be battling it out for the former PFA Player of the Year.

A clear favorite among the three clubs remains unclear.

The Egyptian attacker is set to have full autonomy in choosing his next club in the SPL, and it will be one of the most alluring landing spots next season.

Paris Saint-Germain

The French giants are a surprise name that has shown interest in securing Salah's signature ahead of next season. PSG have been flirting with the idea of signing the Egypt national football team star since the summer transfer window of 2024.

While the Ligue 1 side has depth in the attacking positions, Salah will add a lot of star quality to Luis Enrique's talent-stacked roster of players. The upcoming UCL quarterfinal clash between Liverpool and one of the best clubs, PSG, will be a great audition for French fans at the Parc des Princes in April.

Roma

A return to Italy cannot be dismissed for Salah, who made a name for himself with Fiorentina and Roma before joining Liverpool in 2017. Among the two Serie A clubs, a return to Rome could be more appealing to the Egyptian as he looks towards rejuvenating the club's push for European spots next season.

In 83 appearances for Roma, Salah has made 55 goal contributions, helping make the Italian side genuine Scudetto contenders against a dominant Juventus side. The situation seems to be similar as Inter, Napoli, and Milan remain the dominant forces while Roma has faded into the background.

Salah's arrival can be a catalyst to once again finishing high up the table.