Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah continues to be of interest to Saudi Pro League teams, not least as a replacement for Neymar, who potentially could be heading to MLS.

Saudi Pro League side Al Hilal have reportedly stepped up their interest in Mohamed Salah, whose future remains uncertain as he enters the final months of his current deal at Liverpool.

A Game Changer?Mohamed Salah, the Egyptian forward who has become synonymous with Liverpool’s success, is currently at a career crossroads as

Liverpool can sign Rayan Cherki for €22.5 million this month thanks to a 'gentleman's agreement,' according to a report. The Olympique Lyon homegrown is expected to leave the club this year after already coming close to a transfer last summer.

Mohamed Salah is being linked with a move to Al-Hilal to replace Neymar, but Virgil van Dijk is also of interest with the Saudi club attempting to raid Liverpool

In theory, one of the best players in the world is a free agent less than six months time, but Mohamed Salah already has a destination settled. After series of comments suggesting that his time at

The January transfer window is still in full flow and there is plenty to be settled for Liverpool with Arne Slot still having a number of issues to address at Anfield this month

Liverpool are in need of reinforcement to bolster their title run, and with the future of Mohamed Salah still uncertain, steps have been taken to ensure a replacements has been found, and at no expens

Liverpool, PSG and Al-Hilal in Fierce BattleThe transfer saga surrounding Mohamed Salah has taken a fresh twist as Saudi club Al-Hilal has intensified efforts to sign the

Liverpool megastars Mohamed Salah and Virgil van Dijk are on the verge of signing for Al-Hilal, according to Saudi sports pundit Khaled Al-Shenaif. Despite sitting comfortably atop the Premier League standings,

Mohamed Salah has proved himself to be one of the world’s best over the past eight years, but his future has never been less certain. Liverpool find themselves in a situation where Salah, as well as Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold,