May 28, 2026 11:00 AM
Mohamed Salah has officially played his last game for Liverpool FC. Here are three clubs that could sign the Egyptian winger after his time at Anfield came to an end.
257 goals, 120 assists, and 442 appearances for Liverpool. In more ways than one, Mohamed Salah is a club legend. While it was never an exit that Liverpool supporters wanted, Mohamed Salah has officially played his last football for Liverpool FC.
Although his Liverpool career has come to an end, the big question is, where next for Mohamed Salah?
Mohamed Salah posing with a trophy after playing his last match for LiverpoolIn the recent documentary released by Liverpool Football Club, as well as an interview with Sky Sports, Salah revealed that he has received a number of offers from clubs around the world. While a move to Saudi Arabia has long been considered the most likely outcome, could the Egyptian King decide that his time in European football is not over just yet?
During his emotional post-match interview, Liverpool’s former number 11 stated that he would be very “far away” from Anfield. Many have taken that as confirmation that Salah will not join another Premier League club, but after looking at several of Europe’s elite sides, there are still a few realistic destinations that could tempt him. So, where could Liverpool's record-breaker end up?
1. Saudi Arabia
This is the obvious option. The Saudi Pro League has made no secret of its desire to bring Salah to the Kingdom, having previously seen a reported £150 million bid rejected in 2023.
Although there has been speculation surrounding Al Hilal, recent reports have instead linked Salah with Al Nassr FC. A move there would see him reunite with former Liverpool teammate Sadio Mané and play alongside Cristiano Ronaldo.
The financial package on offer would undoubtedly be enormous, but the question remains: is Salah really finished competing at the very highest level in Europe, or does he still have something left to prove before making what many see as the inevitable move to Saudi Arabia?
2. Juventus
Juventus manager Luciano SpallettiA report from La Repubblica suggests that Juventus manager Luciano Spalletti wants to make Mohamed Salah his marquee signing in a bid to bring the Egyptian forward to Turin.
A move to Juventus FC may not be the most heavily reported option, but it could make plenty of sense, with Salah recently calling the Juventus Manager, Spalletti, one of his favourite people during a Sky Sports farewell tribute.
Juventus are continuing their rebuild and still lack a truly world-class forward capable of transforming games consistently. Even at this stage of his career, Salah remains one of the most productive attackers in world football, and his experience, professionalism, and winning mentality would immediately elevate the squad.
Serie A could also suit Salah perfectly. The slower pace compared to the Premier League may help extend his longevity, while Juventus would offer him the opportunity to remain at the top level of European football.
Juventus feels like the type of club that could quietly position itself if Salah decides against Saudi Arabia.
3. Real Madrid
Could Mohamed Salah feature alongside Kylian Mbappe in Madrid? Salah's links to Real Madrid in the past have normally had a mention of Sergio Ramos. This time around, Real Madrid's presidential candidate Enrique Riquelme claimed that he's ready to announce the signings of 'two major international stars'.
With Los Blancos set to be without Rodrygo for the foreseeable future, could one of those signings be Mohamed Salah? There is also a fear among Liverpool fans that Ibrahima Konaté could somehow be the “other signing”, but hopefully that remains nothing more than social media panic.
Wherever Salah ends up next, Liverpool supporters around the world will undoubtedly wish him success. Few players have left such a lasting legacy at Anfield, and wherever the Egyptian King goes next, the football world will be watching closely.
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