Salah Would Demand a Million-Dollar Contract and a Competitive Project for His Next Club.

The Egyptian would seek a long contract and titles, without accepting pay cuts or golden retirements.

Salah's contract is over

According to the English press and the English club Liverpool, Mohamed Salah, after finishing his time at Liverpool, made it clear that his future will not depend solely on astronomical figures. The Egyptian striker, one of the most marketable athletes on the planet, is looking for a contract that reflects his status and sporting ambition

He would have turned down offers

He has already rejected an offer from the Saudi Pro League for not reaching the valuation established in his previous negotiations with the Reds. This is not the first time he has turned down multi-million dollar international offers. In the past, he chose to stay in the Premier League, prioritizing competitiveness over money.

The international interest is evident. Clubs from different continents are closely following his situation, but Salah is not willing to accept a salary cut. His demands include a contract of up to three years, which is unusual for players over 30, demonstrating his intention to remain a star.

Salah wants to remain competitive

In addition, Salah would not be looking for a golden retirement. His goal is to join a solid project with real aspirations for major titles. His athletic condition is non-negotiable; he would like to continue competing at the elite level, maintaining the dynamic of fighting for trophies.

Recent frustrations at Liverpool, especially the deterioration of his relationship with Arne Slot due to his loss of prominence, reinforced his conviction that the next step must guarantee him a central role in the project. His winning mentality pushes him to demand a competitive environment, where his contribution is decisive and recognized