It is reported that Salah will become a free agent at the end of this season. Although no agreement has been signed yet, he has received a rather in-depth offer from Al Hilal. It is said that he may receive a salary of up to 50 million euros per season. His open future has also triggered various rumors about his next destination, especially regarding where he will go after June 30.

Unsurprisingly, the name of Barcelona has also been involved in the discussions about Salah's future. As reported by Diario Sport, as early as the end of 2024, there had been contacts between Barcelona and Salah's side, but the communication at that time was rather superficial and did not develop into any formal offer or negotiation. Now, time has passed and Salah still has not revealed where he will go next season. There are only a few months left until the end of this season, and he will turn 33 years old in June this year. The future of this Egyptian striker has once again become the focus of attention. Everything is possible, but judging from the current situation, it is extremely difficult to pull off this deal.

From a tactical point of view, Salah meets Barcelona's transfer requirements, but the club is also well aware that reaching an agreement on the economic front poses a huge challenge. Currently, Salah's pre-tax salary is approximately 15 million pounds, and it is widely believed that Liverpool will not be stingy with money in an attempt to keep him.

In addition, as previously mentioned, the Saudi side has always been closely monitoring Salah's situation. If economic factors become the decisive factor, then Salah is likely to join the Saudi league, which has already attracted many star players. On Barcelona's part, they believe that the reason why Salah has signaled his willingness to join is that he wants to leave Liverpool and the Premier League, but still hopes to continue to be competitive in a top European league. The current question is whether he is willing to take a significant pay cut in order to make it more likely for him to join Barcelona.