Mohamed Salah could find himself in a situation come May whereby he has two hands on the Premier League title and one foot already out of the exit door at Liverpool amid a current contract standoff.

Salah could disrupt the ‘economic balance’ that Barcelona are looking to reach with the Liverpool forward looking for a salary ‘close to 15 million euros (£12.5m) gross per season’.

However, Salah is yet to make a final call on his future. He has not responded to any offers as of yet, but the report speculates Barcelona remain a potential option for the Egyptian.

Barcelona star Robert Lewandowski has on Saturday been joined in an exclusive goalscoring club by Liverpool counterpart Mohamed Salah. This comes owing to the latter’s latest haul in front of goal.

According to a report in Spain, Barcelona could re-ignite their interest in Liverpool striker Mohamed Salah this summer. The Catalan club were previously linked with a move for the 32-year-old in ...

Salah could also end up staying in Europe. According to SPORT, Barcelona president Joan Laporta wanted to sign Salah when he came into office, and the club is still open to him joining.

Barcelona have a transfer shortlist that includes Liverpool's Mohamed Salah, AC Milan's Rafael Leao, Bayern Munich's Leroy Sane, Napoli's Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Athletic Bilbao's Nico Williams.

Mohamed Salah transfer drama has become increasingly familiar in recent years, and back in 2022, a particularly tense contract standoff nearly led to a blockbuster move. This season, the Liverpool ...

Mohamed Salah Salah's current deal at Liverpool expires in June 2023 and has continued to be inked with a move to Barcelona as he could be available for around £50 million.

Mohamed Salah is a bona fide Premier League all-timer. He’s in the division’s top 10 for goals scored and at the rate he’s going, he’ll soon knock David Beckham out of the top 10 for assists.

The reported interest from Barcelona, mentioned in reports from Calcio Napoli24, suggests that the Catalan club is seeking a wide player and had initially considered Mohamed Salah from Liverpool.