An American Competitor Enters the Race to Sign Salah with Al Hilal in Winter
Mohamed Salah sparked a wide wave of controversy regarding his position at Liverpool after expressing his frustration about being kept on the bench for three consecutive Premier League matches.
Salah was once again on the bench for the third consecutive time without playing during the match that ended in a 3-3 draw against Leeds United, raising further questions about his future at Anfield.
The Egyptian star made strong statements after the match, expressing his anger at coach Arne Slot's disregard for him, coinciding with Liverpool's declining results both domestically and internationally, a situation that has put significant strain on their relationship.
British journalist Ben Jacobs revealed that Liverpool will decide on Monday morning whether Salah will travel with the team to Italy for the Champions League match against Inter Milan, confirming that the management still supports the Dutch coach amid the current crisis.
Jacobs pointed out that Al Hilal wants to take advantage of the situation by trying to sign Salah in January if the opportunity arises, while the American club San Diego enters the scene as a direct competitor to acquire Liverpool's all-time top scorer.