Saudi Professional League 2023/2024

[BlackBoss_]

Liverpool most of their important players this summer to Saudi sides, and the club is relenting on signing more players to filled in the vacant space left open. There are specific players that wouldn't triggered a move to Saudi and there are some that would much happier if they had the chance. Mohammed Salah answer to Saudi clubs would be NO. What do we expect in the first place, he would gladly say he's interested in playing for Saudi club and abandon immense years of hardwork and missed out of crucial achievements in Europe, just for?

Mohamed Salah has won Premier League and Champions League with Liverpool so he already got more titles than many Liverpool players in the past. He is an ambitious player and can fight for more titles in future but it's nothing wrong if he does not want to chase more titles and decide to chase for money from Saudi Arabia.

Liverpool and Klopp are facing very big risk from Saudi Arabian clubs as they already lost two important midfielders Henderson and Fabinho to clubs in the Middle East nation. The summer transfer is still opening but at the same time Premier League new season will start soon. They already have big troubles to find alternative players from Henderson and Fabinho and if they lose Mo Salah as well, they will have very poor preparation for a new season.

If the whole world football is looking at them as a good nation, a place to visit, they are going to get a lot of people as tourists and if not at least look at them as a good nation. This whitewashes every bad thing they have ever done, you don't think about Yemen when you watch Ronaldo, that's the point.

Saudi Arabia made one of biggest shock transfers in the last two decades and maybe the same as a transfer of Luis Figo from Barcelona to Real Madrid. Cristiano Ronaldo suddenly signed with Al Nassr when nobody believed he would leave Europe.

More impressive growth of that league after the Cristiano transfer, they bought more star players like Benzema, Kante, Brozovic, Fabinho, Henderson and more.

[marcous]

The chance for salah to leave was pretty small but i think that what salah's agent says is not true. Does a contract renewal guarantee a player to stay in the club?

I can take it if a player has been showing its commitment by renewing its contract with the club but it doesn't mean the player can't leave from there as well.
Let's wait a response from salah directly. He has said nothing regarding arabian club's offer.

Liverpool most of their important players this summer to Saudi sides, and the club is relenting on signing more players to filled in the vacant space left open. There are specific players that wouldn't triggered a move to Saudi and there are some that would much happier if they had the chance. Mohammed Salah answer to Saudi clubs would be NO. What do we expect in the first place, he would gladly say he's interested in playing for Saudi club and abandon immense years of hardwork and missed out of crucial achievements in Europe, just for?

Jordan Henderson, Fermino and Fabinho are former Liverpool retainers who have moved to the Saudi Pro League this summer, but currently Mohamed Salah, who is being courted to move to Al Ittihad, has reportedly refused to follow in the footsteps of his three colleagues. Salah is still under contract until June 2025 with Liverpool, and I think Salah will commit to staying until the end of his contract at Anfield.

Jurgen Klopp has reacted to the dominance of clubs from the SPL in the transfer market this summer, they have different transfer times than leagues in European countries. Klopp feels this is unfair and needs to be reviewed regarding the transfer window deadline.

[Sithara007]

The chance for salah to leave was pretty small but i think that what salah's agent says is not true. Does a contract renewal guarantee a player to stay in the club?

I can take it if a player has been showing its commitment by renewing its contract with the club but it doesn't mean the player can't leave from there as well.
Let's wait a response from salah directly. He has said nothing regarding arabian club's offer.

Liverpool most of their important players this summer to Saudi sides, and the club is relenting on signing more players to filled in the vacant space left open. There are specific players that wouldn't triggered a move to Saudi and there are some that would much happier if they had the chance. Mohammed Salah answer to Saudi clubs would be NO. What do we expect in the first place, he would gladly say he's interested in playing for Saudi club and abandon immense years of hardwork and missed out of crucial achievements in Europe, just for?

I am not sure about Mohammed Salah. Yesterday his agent Ramy Abbas claimed that he is "committed" to Liverpool. But none of this would matter if the Saudi clubs can offer a good contract for him. The current offer from Saudi Arabia is worth £155 million (apart from the transfer fee of £52 million) for two years, which was made by Al-Ittihad. I don't know whether Salah would accept the offer or not. His current salary at Liverpool is just £18.2 million per year. Saudis are offering almost 4x his current salary. I wouldn't read too much into what Ramy is saying. There is a good chance that Salah may move to Saudi.

[OcTradism]

Jordan Henderson, Fermino and Fabinho are former Liverpool retainers who have moved to the Saudi Pro League this summer, but currently Mohamed Salah, who is being courted to move to Al Ittihad, has reportedly refused to follow in the footsteps of his three colleagues. Salah is still under contract until June 2025 with Liverpool, and I think Salah will commit to staying until the end of his contract at Anfield.

I don't remember breaking price of Mohamed Salah contract with Liverpool. Saudi Professional League clubs don't have too many financial problems to satisfy financial demands from Liverpool or Mohamed Salah. They are simply too rich and money is not their problems whatsoever.

Jurgen Klopp has reacted to the dominance of clubs from the SPL in the transfer market this summer, they have different transfer times than leagues in European countries. Klopp feels this is unfair and needs to be reviewed regarding the transfer window deadline.

Klopp knows that he can not prohibit clubs from SPL to buy players in Liverpool, Premier League or Europe. The player transfer market is a free one and clubs from SPL have similar rights as all clubs to bid and buy star players from Europe.

Is it fair to prohibit SPL clubs on the player market because he can spend too big money?

We must see how big clubs in Europe can buy players from Asia and how Asian clubs think about European clubs as well as how they feel need to prohibit European clubs to touch Asian players.

[Strongkored]

Liverpool most of their important players this summer to Saudi sides, and the club is relenting on signing more players to filled in the vacant space left open. There are specific players that wouldn't triggered a move to Saudi and there are some that would much happier if they had the chance. Mohammed Salah answer to Saudi clubs would be NO. What do we expect in the first place, he would gladly say he's interested in playing for Saudi club and abandon immense years of hardwork and missed out of crucial achievements in Europe, just for?

I just read the news and it was not a small offer made to Mohamad Salah, Al Ittihad prepared at least 240 million euros and that includes the transfer fee and salary for 2 years at the Arab club, now Salah's agent has said there will be no negotiating for it, but we didn't know that people could change and would become very interested in money. Source
It was rumored that Mohammad Salah would leave Liverpool when the club failed to play in the champions league but was denied, but if he goes to the Saudi Pro League it is certainly not because he wants to play in the champions league but because the money he will get will really give him luxury when he retires later, and because he is a successful striker by providing many goals and assists to his current club, in the SPL he will be able to repeat this success.
Al Ittihad will greatly benefit from his presence because even though this club already has Benzema but Salah's agility will contribute even more, but hope he refuses the offer because in 2-3 years he will still be able to make a big contribution to Liverpool, especially so far he's the only striker there who is very productive, the others are still facing problems in adaptation.

[Sithara007]

I don't remember breaking price of Mohamed Salah contract with Liverpool. Saudi Professional League clubs don't have too many financial problems to satisfy financial demands from Liverpool or Mohamed Salah. They are simply too rich and money is not their problems whatsoever.

Salah's salary at Liverpool is £18.2 million per year. And Al-Ittihad is ready to pay a transfer fee of £52 million. Given this, I don't think that there will be any objections from Liverpool. But then, it matters whether Salah wants to move to Saudi Arabia or not. His salary is getting increased by 4x, but that alone doesn't guarantee his move to the Saudi club. Al Hilal tried the same with Messi by offering him more than a billion USD, and still he refused and moved to MLS. If Salah has an emotional attachment to Liverpool, then he may refuse to move.

[bering]

Arab Club Champions Cup 2023 semifinal match

Al Shorta vs Al Nassr

According to the statistic this is first met for both teams and Al Nassr has been qualified to semifinal after beat Raja Cassablanca and Al Shorta too they can able to beat Al Sadd in the quartelfinal and in according to the odds it showed the bookie was very confident to provide low odds for Al Nassr @1.32 and Al Shorta will being an underdog status with odds @7.40 but i am not surprised because recently Al Nassr has been showing impressive performance in this competition

Ronaldo is on fire and some of new players such as Fofana, Brozović, and Sadio Mane has been showing they can adapt quickly with Al Nassr and i think if Al Nassr can able to managed their consistency then beat Al Shorta is not difficult task for them but indeed the odds @1.32 was quite low and other alternative is required to gets the better odds and i was thinking maybe pick over 2.5 goals is good for this match because possibly Al Nassr will be able to win with big scores again

[rendravolt]

Arab Club Champions Cup 2023 semifinal match

Al Shorta vs Al Nassr

According to the statistic this is first met for both teams and Al Nassr has been qualified to semifinal after beat Raja Cassablanca and Al Shorta too they can able to beat Al Sadd in the quartelfinal and in according to the odds it showed the bookie was very confident to provide low odds for Al Nassr @1.32 and Al Shorta will being an underdog status with odds @7.40 but i am not surprised because recently Al Nassr has been showing impressive performance in this competition

Ronaldo is on fire and some of new players such as Fofana, Brozović, and Sadio Mane has been showing they can adapt quickly with Al Nassr and i think if Al Nassr can able to managed their consistency then beat Al Shorta is not difficult task for them but indeed the odds @1.32 was quite low and other alternative is required to gets the better odds and i was thinking maybe pick over 2.5 goals is good for this match because possibly Al Nassr will be able to win with big scores again

It is clear that Al-Nassr will be favored in this match because his squad has several star players and it will be a challenge for these European players to be able to win their first title this season. For Ronaldo, since his arrival last winter, he has never lifted a title in this Middle East competition and of course he wants to win this match before going up against another team in the final match of the Arab Club Champions.

Odds @1.32 are very low for Al-Nassr but indeed with much better squad depth it is hoped that they can win easily or can score lots of goals. Al-Shorta is indeed the underdog and with those odds it's clear that no one wants to bet on his victory. The over 2.5 goal option makes a lot of sense because Ronaldo is consistently scoring goals, especially with the support of the new recruit Al-Nassr, which can make him much more productive. My prediction is that the match will end with a score of 3-1 for Al-Nassr's victory.

[shogun47]

Arab Club Champions Cup 2023 semifinal match

Al Shorta vs Al Nassr

According to the statistic this is first met for both teams and Al Nassr has been qualified to semifinal after beat Raja Cassablanca and Al Shorta too they can able to beat Al Sadd in the quartelfinal and in according to the odds it showed the bookie was very confident to provide low odds for Al Nassr @1.32 and Al Shorta will being an underdog status with odds @7.40 but i am not surprised because recently Al Nassr has been showing impressive performance in this competition

Ronaldo is on fire and some of new players such as Fofana, Brozović, and Sadio Mane has been showing they can adapt quickly with Al Nassr and i think if Al Nassr can able to managed their consistency then beat Al Shorta is not difficult task for them but indeed the odds @1.32 was quite low and other alternative is required to gets the better odds and i was thinking maybe pick over 2.5 goals is good for this match because possibly Al Nassr will be able to win with big scores again

It is clear that Al-Nassr will be favored in this match because his squad has several star players and it will be a challenge for these European players to be able to win their first title this season. For Ronaldo, since his arrival last winter, he has never lifted a title in this Middle East competition and of course he wants to win this match before going up against another team in the final match of the Arab Club Champions.

Odds @1.32 are very low for Al-Nassr but indeed with much better squad depth it is hoped that they can win easily or can score lots of goals. Al-Shorta is indeed the underdog and with those odds it's clear that no one wants to bet on his victory. The over 2.5 goal option makes a lot of sense because Ronaldo is consistently scoring goals, especially with the support of the new recruit Al-Nassr, which can make him much more productive. My prediction is that the match will end with a score of 3-1 for Al-Nassr's victory.

I think what is quite a bit more exciting about the Saudi Professional League this season is that we have a duel for the top scorer trophy between Ronaldo and Benzema and maybe some less popular strikers. But it's the competition between these two old teammates that is interesting as Benzema was in the shadow of Ronaldo for a very long time and then became the club's best striker and later even the world's best player after Ronaldo left. I believe a lot of fans will follow these two very closely and it will bring some more excitement to the league. It is not Ronaldo only anymore. It is also about the fight between Ittihad and Al-Nassr, which makes it even more interesting. I think it will be quite close between those two clubs.

[Queentoshi]

I think what a bit is quite more exciting about the Saudi Professional League this season is that we have a duel for the top scorer trophy between Ronaldo and Benzema and maybe some less popular strikers. But it's the competition between these two old teammates that is interesting as Benzema was in the shadow of Ronaldo for a very long time and then became the club's best striker and later even the world's best player after Ronaldo left. I believe a lot of fans will follow these two very closely and it will bring some more excitement to the league. It is not Ronaldo only anymore. It is also about the fight between Ittihad and Al-Nassr, which makes it even more interesting. I think it will be quite close between those two clubs.

The number of goals that these players will score in their various clubs will be determined by the effort of the team and the creativity of the other midfield players in the team to create the chance and opportunity for these experienced players to finish up. Ittihad have Fabinho from Liverpool, N'Golo Kanté from Chelsea to support Benzema. Al Nassr have Sadio Mané, Seko Fofana, Marcelo Brozovic, Alex Telles to support Ronaldo. How good these new players are will influence the number of goals that Ronaldo and Benzema will score for their respective teams.

[Jody.Drummer]

Let's see what happens next, but even the pace at which he scores goals is good. It will be especially interesting to watch the final as it will be approximately equal rivals. By the way, yesterday I read that Haaland has not scored for City for the 6th game in a row. When something like this happened to Ronaldo, his haters were ready to eat him and accused him of dragging the team down, but for some reason I don’t hear anything like that about Haaland.

Yes yes yes yes you are right about this, when it comes to Cristiano Ronaldo anything becomes big, yes maybe it is because of his big name that in the end every time he does will be the center of attention. Just like what happened with his move, when Critiano Ronaldo decided to go to Arabia many said it was the end of his career and a career decline. But I didn't hear that much when Messi went to Miami, in fact, if we judge objectively then it can be said that both of them were at the end of their careers when they left Europe and also certainly it was a career decline.

Yes, unfortunately their "big" careers are over and only the conflicted Mbappe looks stable from the new generation (who theoretically can spend a whole season on the bench, although I don't believe in it). Haaland is good, but he has no charisma and leadership qualities at all.
If Al-Nassr (and therefore Ronaldo) takes the title, then we will see a new series of disputes between haters and fanboys 

Yes it's something that a player can't avoid, no matter how good they play, no matter how big their name is as a player, it won't be forever, I mean they can't always play and be in good form. Now they are at the end of their careers as professional footballers, and some time in the future we will hear them announcing their retirement.
Talking about when they retire, especially Ronaldo, are we going to see him become a coach? We've seen a lot of players who eventually become coaches. And it will be very interesting if that continues, I mean if Messi and Ronaldo decide to become coaches, it will be a rivalry in a different situation.

[BRINIRHA]

The chance for salah to leave was pretty small but i think that what salah's agent says is not true. Does a contract renewal guarantee a player to stay in the club?

I can take it if a player has been showing its commitment by renewing its contract with the club but it doesn't mean the player can't leave from there as well.
Let's wait a response from salah directly. He has said nothing regarding arabian club's offer.

Liverpool most of their important players this summer to Saudi sides, and the club is relenting on signing more players to filled in the vacant space left open. There are specific players that wouldn't triggered a move to Saudi and there are some that would much happier if they had the chance. Mohammed Salah answer to Saudi clubs would be NO. What do we expect in the first place, he would gladly say he's interested in playing for Saudi club and abandon immense years of hardwork and missed out of crucial achievements in Europe, just for?

M. Salah already has many achievements with Liverpool, for example, such as winning titles in the Champions League, FA Cup, League Cup and FIFA Club World Cup. In fact, he is considered a legend at Liverpool. Because Liverpool managed to win many titles with M. Salah.

So I would not be surprised if M.Salah chose to accept the offer from Al-Ittihad. Because the bid submitted by Al-Ittihad was really high. They are ready to make up for the transfer of M. Salah at a price of 60 million Pounds to Liverpool. And Al-Ittihad will also pay M. Salah for two seasons of 155 million pounds (Rp. 2.2 trillion). I think it will be difficult to refuse this offer. Even for the Liverpool club though it would be difficult to refuse this offer.

But currently everything is still in talks between the two parties. So that everything can still happen in the transfer market.
But if Liverpool lose M. Salah then I think it will make Liverpool weak in attack. And of course Liverpool fans definitely don't want M. Salah to leave.

Sourch: https://www.bola.com/inggris/read/5365354/perincian-tawaran-gaji-selangit-untuk-mohamed-salah-dari-klub-arab-saudi-godaan-berat

[temple]

The chance for salah to leave was pretty small but i think that what salah's agent says is not true. Does a contract renewal guarantee a player to stay in the club?

I can take it if a player has been showing its commitment by renewing its contract with the club but it doesn't mean the player can't leave from there as well.
Let's wait a response from salah directly. He has said nothing regarding arabian club's offer.

Liverpool most of their important players this summer to Saudi sides, and the club is relenting on signing more players to filled in the vacant space left open. There are specific players that wouldn't triggered a move to Saudi and there are some that would much happier if they had the chance. Mohammed Salah answer to Saudi clubs would be NO. What do we expect in the first place, he would gladly say he's interested in playing for Saudi club and abandon immense years of hardwork and missed out of crucial achievements in Europe, just for?

M. Salah already has many achievements with Liverpool, for example, such as winning titles in the Champions League, FA Cup, League Cup and FIFA Club World Cup. In fact, he is considered a legend at Liverpool. Because Liverpool managed to win many titles with M. Salah.

So I would not be surprised if M.Salah chose to accept the offer from Al-Ittihad. Because the bid submitted by Al-Ittihad was really high. They are ready to make up for the transfer of M. Salah at a price of 60 million Pounds to Liverpool. And Al-Ittihad will also pay M. Salah for two seasons of 155 million pounds (Rp. 2.2 trillion). I think it will be difficult to refuse this offer. Even for the Liverpool club though it would be difficult to refuse this offer.

But currently everything is still in talks between the two parties. So that everything can still happen in the transfer market.
But if Liverpool lose M. Salah then I think it will make Liverpool weak in attack. And of course Liverpool fans definitely don't want M. Salah to leave.

Sourch: https://www.bola.com/inggris/read/5365354/perincian-tawaran-gaji-selangit-untuk-mohamed-salah-dari-klub-arab-saudi-godaan-berat

Where will all of this end? And this is only this season so far.

I think Jurgen Klopp will freak out if he loses one of his key players to an offer from Saudi Arabia or in this case from Al-Ittihad. But without joking around Salah would be a huge buy for Al-Ittihad as they would also have a tremendously strong wing player in addition to their center forward. But I think that the 60 million Pounds is not enough since Salah has a contract duration of at least until 2025. Liverpool can chill here and also wait until 2024. If you compare this offer to Kane and consider that it is a club paying Benzema 200 million per year, this almost sounds like an offer at the lower end. If this is real, Liverpool would try to make more money from a transfer. But again, Klopp would freak out. I recommend to not miss the next press conference with him then.

[doomloop]

The chance for salah to leave was pretty small but i think that what salah's agent says is not true. Does a contract renewal guarantee a player to stay in the club?

I can take it if a player has been showing its commitment by renewing its contract with the club but it doesn't mean the player can't leave from there as well.
Let's wait a response from salah directly. He has said nothing regarding arabian club's offer.

I agree about this as Mohammad Salah agent is talking not all truth right now as things are moving quickly we can expect any U-turn from any player because now mostly are feeling money is more important than soccer or their ego but as Jürgen Klopp and Liverpool management handle this situation of Mohammad Salah in last few years they also deserve positive response from him which is most chances will be happening as well.

We have few good players which can join Saudi League if Mohammad Salah is not ready for this all, but they are still jumping for this all because recently as they are through their money they are feeling they can do anything with this all without any problem many big players which were not expected to join this league are now already in and with this all hopes are alive they will be succeeded to bring few more big names before start of this next season.

[Hvdv]

The chance for salah to leave was pretty small but i think that what salah's agent says is not true. Does a contract renewal guarantee a player to stay in the club?

I can take it if a player has been showing its commitment by renewing its contract with the club but it doesn't mean the player can't leave from there as well.
Let's wait a response from salah directly. He has said nothing regarding arabian club's offer.

Liverpool most of their important players this summer to Saudi sides, and the club is relenting on signing more players to filled in the vacant space left open. There are specific players that wouldn't triggered a move to Saudi and there are some that would much happier if they had the chance. Mohammed Salah answer to Saudi clubs would be NO. What do we expect in the first place, he would gladly say he's interested in playing for Saudi club and abandon immense years of hardwork and missed out of crucial achievements in Europe, just for?

I think Mohammed Salah is full of competitive spirit and a sense of belonging to Liverpool. Liverpool fans love him too. He does not want to disturb his order and is aware of the quality of himself. The Saudi Arabian league is a league that cares about money and can buy players, but for some players money is less important. One of them, I think, is Mo Salah. Salah will play more competitively for Liverpool next year and will try to contribute to Liverpool's success.

[Juggy777]

The chance for salah to leave was pretty small but i think that what salah's agent says is not true. Does a contract renewal guarantee a player to stay in the club?

I can take it if a player has been showing its commitment by renewing its contract with the club but it doesn't mean the player can't leave from there as well.
Let's wait a response from salah directly. He has said nothing regarding arabian club's offer.

Liverpool most of their important players this summer to Saudi sides, and the club is relenting on signing more players to filled in the vacant space left open. There are specific players that wouldn't triggered a move to Saudi and there are some that would much happier if they had the chance. Mohammed Salah answer to Saudi clubs would be NO. What do we expect in the first place, he would gladly say he's interested in playing for Saudi club and abandon immense years of hardwork and missed out of crucial achievements in Europe, just for?

I think Mohammed Salah is full of competitive spirit and a sense of belonging to Liverpool. Liverpool fans love him too. He does not want to disturb his order and is aware of the quality of himself. The Saudi Arabian league is a league that cares about money and can buy players, but for some players money is less important. One of them, I think, is Mo Salah. Salah will play more competitively for Liverpool next year and will try to contribute to Liverpool's success.

@Hvdv this news could be purely speculative to force Liverpool to give him an improved contract and if they don’t he’ll walk away next year hence it’ll be interesting to see what Liverpool does next. Furthermore who said Salah isn’t interested in money because he threatened to leave before and they had to sell Mane to increase his wages hence money is definitely a big factor in his case.

[tusandii]

I think Mohammed Salah is full of competitive spirit and a sense of belonging to Liverpool. Liverpool fans love him too. He does not want to disturb his order and is aware of the quality of himself. The Saudi Arabian league is a league that cares about money and can buy players, but for some players money is less important. One of them, I think, is Mo Salah. Salah will play more competitively for Liverpool next year and will try to contribute to Liverpool's success.

Mohammed Salah is a great player and during his career in football he managed to have several achievements and always helped the team with excellent playing skills.
There is no doubt that he is really being kept by Liverpool.

If there is an offer from the Saudis, I think Liverpool will still refuse it and keep this player competitive for the team.
Even though Liverpool is not top, Mohammed Salah has managed to contribute quite a number of goals and assists in every game in every season with Liverpool.

The only chance for the Saudi club is to bring in Mohammed Salah when his contract expires in 2025, but that can only be done if there is no contract extension with Liverpool.

[sokani]

I am not sure about Mohammed Salah. Yesterday his agent Ramy Abbas claimed that he is "committed" to Liverpool. But none of this would matter if the Saudi clubs can offer a good contract for him. The current offer from Saudi Arabia is worth £155 million (apart from the transfer fee of £52 million) for two years, which was made by Al-Ittihad. I don't know whether Salah would accept the offer or not. His current salary at Liverpool is just £18.2 million per year. Saudis are offering almost 4x his current salary. I wouldn't read too much into what Ramy is saying. There is a good chance that Salah may move to Saudi.

It's a bumper deal for Mohamed Salah, a mouth-watering 2 years contract with a take home of £155M is just too tempting to turn down but I hope he stays. Salah is an important player for the reds, last season despite Liverpool missing out on a top four finish, he still manage to score a good number of goals. He's the most qualified to lead the attack as Saul Nunez and Cody Gakpo are still struggling to adapt to English style of football. Liverpool has already lost a good number of players and if he leaves it's going to make things worse for Jurgen Klopp who's been finding it difficult to get replacement for the already departed veterans.

[shinratensei_]

I don't remember breaking price of Mohamed Salah contract with Liverpool. Saudi Professional League clubs don't have too many financial problems to satisfy financial demands from Liverpool or Mohamed Salah. They are simply too rich and money is not their problems whatsoever.

Salah's salary at Liverpool is £18.2 million per year. And Al-Ittihad is ready to pay a transfer fee of £52 million. Given this, I don't think that there will be any objections from Liverpool. But then, it matters whether Salah wants to move to Saudi Arabia or not. His salary is getting increased by 4x, but that alone doesn't guarantee his move to the Saudi club. Al Hilal tried the same with Messi by offering him more than a billion USD, and still he refused and moved to MLS. If Salah has an emotional attachment to Liverpool, then he may refuse to move.

Gerrard has warned salah to stay in liverpool rather than going to the saudi club like ronaldo. It's a very hard choice for salah caused by saudi was near of his country. Salah can visit his family anytime. Money is not always become the main consideration.
Salah was coming from egypt. He can also able to meet his family, this can also become his major consideration if he will decide to accept saudi's offer. He is aging now and he must think about enjoying his life with his family. His life is not always about football. There's no response has come from him. I doubt if salah gonna reject it. We shall wait for him to decide which gonna be his choice for the future of his career. Saudi's offer is very lucrative for him.
I wanna see salah to play in saudi pro league.

[hahay]

I think Mohammed Salah is full of competitive spirit and a sense of belonging to Liverpool. Liverpool fans love him too. He does not want to disturb his order and is aware of the quality of himself. The Saudi Arabian league is a league that cares about money and can buy players, but for some players money is less important. One of them, I think, is Mo Salah. Salah will play more competitively for Liverpool next year and will try to contribute to Liverpool's success.

Mohammed Salah is a great player and during his career in football he managed to have several achievements and always helped the team with excellent playing skills.
There is no doubt that he is really being kept by Liverpool.

If there is an offer from the Saudis, I think Liverpool will still refuse it and keep this player competitive for the team.
Even though Liverpool is not top, Mohammed Salah has managed to contribute quite a number of goals and assists in every game in every season with Liverpool.

The only chance for the Saudi club is to bring in Mohammed Salah when his contract expires in 2025, but that can only be done if there is no contract extension with Liverpool.

It looks like, at the end of the season in 2025 later that Salah will also be 33 years old and maybe, at that age at least Salah will no longer have the good speed he has now. So, I think, Salah chance of extending his contract at Liverpool seems pretty low too. Because yes, in order to play in the Premier League, at least fast gameplay is also very much needed. So indeed, for now Salah is still very much needed by Liverpool, but for the end of his contract later, I think it is also quite possible for Salah to play in the Saudi League.