Mohamed Salah in talks with new club after Liverpool exit

Mohamed Salah has received an approach from Al-Ahli after leaving Liverpool on a free transfer, according to reports.

Salah called time on his nine-year stint at Liverpool at the end of last season having helped the club win eight major trophies, including two Premier League titles and the Champions League.

The 34-year-old reached an agreement with Liverpool to terminate his £400,000-a-week contract a year early, leaving him free to join a new club this summer.

According to Sky Sports, Saudi Pro League side Al-Ahli have made an initial approach for Salah to discuss the Egypt international’s salary demands.

No agreement has been reached between Al-Ahli and Salah, while the Saudi club are also considering a move for Borussia Dortmund’s Karim Adeyemi.

Al-Ahli, who finished third in the Saudi Pro League last season, are looking to secure a marquee attacking signing this summer after agreeing to terminate Riyad Mahrez’s contract.

Mahrez joined Al-Ahli from Manchester City in a £30 million deal three years ago.

Salah, meanwhile, said in May that he had ‘a lot of options’ available following his decision to leave Liverpool.

‘Honestly, physically I feel I have a lot to give,’ Salah told TNT Sports.

‘I feel very good, I played many games this season, plus the Africa Cup.

‘I didn’t decide yet what I’m going to do, to be fair, I have a lot of options, which are good options.

‘The most important thing is, physically I feel fine. I feel what I did over the years paid off. I feel my body is good.

‘I was laughing with the players in the national team because I run more than them, I told them 33 years old, running 120 minutes more than you guys!

‘But I feel very good, physically I’m fine. I will see what’s the best for me.’

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