The Italian newspaper LaGazita dello Sport revealed in a report Monday that 13 world stars are close to a move to the Saudi League next season, headed by Premier League stars Mohamed Salah and Kevin De Bruyne.
Mohamed Salah’s name came out of the Italian newspaper, which demonstrated Saudi Arabia’s great desire for the services of the Egyptian international star.
200 million euros for Mohamed Salah
Mohamed Salah’s signing with Liverpool expires in the 2025 summer transfer window, and his name has been strongly linked with a move to the Saudi League at the start of the current season, especially to the Jeddah Federation Club, but has continued in the latter accompanied by Liverpool.
The Italian newspaper’s widespread report confirmed that Salah could join a Saudi league club with a contract that could reach 200 million euros per season.
Mohamed Salah has made 32 appearances in various competitions for Liverpool this season and scored 21 goals and 13 assists. He has been away from some games recently due to the injury suffered by the Egyptian team in the recent Africa Cup of Nations tournament in Ivory Coast.
It is worth mentioning that Ahmed Husam Meadow, a star of the former Egyptian national team, had left his account via the “X” social media platform earlier confirming that Mohamed Salah had signed a Saudi club starting next season without identifying the club.
De Bruyne and the world’s stars on the radar of Saudi clubs
The published list also included Belgian playmaker Kevin De Bruyne, the Manchester City star, who is required to play in the Saudi League with a salary of 100 million euros, and did not specify which club to play for.
Other names include Manchester United’s French defender Rafael Varane, fellow Brazilian Casemiro, Chelsea winger Raheem Stirling and Tottenham’s Brazilian Richarlison.
From the Serie A comes Chiro Immobile, Lazio striker and Roma striker Romelu Lukaku, fellow England defender Chris Smalling and Milan defender Simon Kaer.
The management of Saudi Arabia’s Jeddah Ahly Club is seeking to include Argentina’s Rodrigo de Paul, the Spanish midfielder of Atletico Madrid, while Croatia’s Luca Modric, the Real Madrid star, and Brazilian Barcelona winger Rafinha, entered the interests of some Saudi clubs without declaring their identity.
