Inter Miami and five clubs Mohamed Salah could join after leaving Liverpool

Mohamed Salah is leaving Liverpool after a legendary nine seasons at the club. Salah, the third-highest goalscorer in Liverpool’s history, has confirmed he will bid farewell to Anfield at the end of the campaign, where he won two Premier Leagues, the Champions League , the FA Cup , the League Cup and the Club World Cup. His departure comes less than a year after he penned a two-year contract extension which kept him at the club beyond a sensational 2024/25 season, which saw him equal the Premier League record for goal involvements in a single term as Liverpool topped the table.

But after a huge drop-off in form this term - netting just five league goals in 22 matches - the 33-year-old Egyptian will seek pastures new in the summer. Here’s where he could end up: Saudi Arabia A move to Saudi Arabia has always be claimed as Mohamed Salah’s “dream move” (Getty Images) The obvious option for Salah would be to finally complete his touted “dream move” to Saudi Arabia - and while any of the state-owned clubs - including Al-Hilal, Al-Nassr and Al-Ahli - could theoretically put in a bid for the Egyptian, our money would be on Al-Ittihad, who have a historic interest in the player. They put in a late £150m bid for the winger at the end of the 2023 summer transfer window, which the Reds rejected.

Now looks like the perfect time to reignite their interest, with the player set to be available as a free agent. MLS Could Salah be the next superstar bound for Inter Miami? (Getty Images) Salah could alternatively choose the more traditional route for ageing players and make a move to MLS - and The Independent understands this is currently seen as the most attractive choice.

Inter Miami would be a very realistic destination given their proven ability to attractive worldbeaters, with Salah potentially set to join duo Lionel Messi and Luis Suarez in seeing out their career on American soil. But David Beckham’s club aren’t the only side with pulling power. Antoine Griezmann just made the move to Orlando City - their biggest signing since Kaka a decade ago - after the likes of Heung-min Son and Thomas Muller moved to LAFC and the Vancouver Whitecaps respectively last summer.