EPL: Mohamed Salah to leave Liverpool after nine years

Mohamed Salah will leave Liverpool FC at the end of the season, bringing an end to his nine-year stay at the club.

Both Salah and Liverpool agreed on his departure, even though his contract runs until 2027.

Salah joined Liverpool in 2017 from AS Roma for €42 million. Since then, he has become one of the club’s greatest players. He played 435 matches, scored 255 goals, and made 122 assists.

During his time at Liverpool, Salah helped the team win major trophies, including:

The UEFA Champions League

The Premier League (twice)

The FA Cup

The Club World Cup

He was also the club’s top scorer four times, including last season when he scored 29 goals.

In a farewell message, Salah said:

“The day has come. I will be leaving Liverpool at the end of the season. This club, the city, and the fans have become a big part of my life.”

There had been earlier signs of his possible exit after he had issues with manager Arne Slot. Although they later settled their differences, speculation about his future continued.

This season, Salah has contributed 19 goals in 34 matches. His current market value is €30 million, although it once reached €150 million during his peak at Liverpool.

Salah leaves Liverpool as one of the club’s most successful and important players in modern history.