Overview
- Salah, who announced his decision in a farewell video Tuesday, departs after Liverpool confirmed they had agreed to let him go a year before his deal was due to end.
- He signed a two-year extension in April 2025 that ran through 2026-27, and ESPN reports via unnamed sources that the new arrangement allows a free transfer.
- The 33-year-old has 255 goals in 435 games for Liverpool with two Premier League titles and a Champions League, placing him third on the club’s all-time scoring list.
- Liverpool says full celebrations of his legacy will come after the season, as the team targets the FA Cup and Champions League quarterfinals and lines up a replacement on the wing.
- No next club has been announced, with reports linking him to Saudi Pro League or MLS options, while AFP stresses a larger rebuild and local outlets revisit this season’s rift with coach Arne Slot.