Mo Salah is expected to receive an extraordinary Saudi Pro League contract that has the potential to surpass Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al Nassr salary.

Mo Salah is expected to receive an extraordinary Saudi Pro League contract that has the potential to surpass Cristiano Ronaldo’s Al Nassr salary.

A Saudi Pro League team may “offer” Mohamed Salah an exorbitant remuneration, which could even surpass Cristiano Ronaldo’s compensation.

, who is 32 years old, will have his current Liverpool contract expire in June 2025 if no new agreement is reached between the club and the player before the conclusion of the 2024/25 season.

In spite of his respectful and refined demeanour on the pitch, the Egyptian expressed his opinions on the situation to the assembled journalists outside St Mary’s after the Reds’ 3-2 victory over Southampton last Sunday.

The former Chelsea winger expressed his disappointment with the current circumstances surrounding his future and acknowledged that he was “probably more out than in.”

According to Mail, Salah may receive a “astronomical” contract if he were to join a Saudi Pro League club, as the league’s leadership is believed to be interested in recruiting him.

Al-Ittihad expressed interest in the former Roma star in August 2023, with the club even proposing £150m. However, no such transaction occurred.

The 32-year-old may receive a higher salary than Ronaldo, as he would be joining on a free transfer.

According to reports, the five-time Ballon d’Or recipient, who has been a member of Saudi club Al Nassr since December 2022, reportedly earns £177 million annually.

“Sources” have claimed that any agreement for Salah to join the [Saudi Pro] league would be on par with or surpass the amount earned by Ronaldo, according to the Mail’s report. Salah is faced with a decision:

whether to remain with Liverpool and pursue a silverware-winning season or to depart for a new challenge in Saudi Arabia. He is undeniably one of the most recognisable athletes from the Arab world.

In the Middle East and Northern Africa, the discussion of Salah typically follows when football is discussed, as travellers who have visited the region will attest.

Although Liverpool is currently at the summit of the Premier League and the 36-team Champions League group phase, the situations regarding Salah, Virgil van Dijk, and Trent Alexander-Arnold’s contracts continue to rumble on in the background.