Liverpool fans will have to wait a little longer to see Mohamed Salah back in the famous red jersey after the Egyptian icon scored for his country to extend their stay at the Africa Cup of Nations. Salah found the net in the thrilling 3-1 victory over Benin,

Liverpool will be without star right winger Mohamed Salah for a bit longer as he competes for Egypt at the Africa Cup of Nations.

Following his drama with coach Arne Slot, Mohamed Salah seems ready to leave Liverpool after nine years. Amid this situation, the Egyptian has attracted interest from several Saudi Pro League teams, while he is reportedly chasing his loan move to an unexpected team in January 2026.

One of the world's best young talents has revealed his dream to play for Liverpool, while sources have detailed the exact costs the Reds will need to fork out to sign the prized 19 y/o

Is Frimpong Liverpool’s perfect Salah back up?Frimpong has created two goals in his last four matches, and the 25-year-old could easily have had another assist on Thursday.Finding the final pass

Egypt's progression at the Africa Cup of Nations has been powered by Mo Salah's goals - and his delayed return for Liverpool is actually good news for Arne Slot

In giving his 2026 predictions in a column for the Daily Telegraph, which include Bayern Munich winning the Champions League and France lifting the World Cup, Carragher is of the opinion that Liverpool “cannot afford” to lose Salah in January but could offload him in summer instead.

A huge win for Liverpool against Brighton as Hugo Ekitike's double did the damage and Mohamed Salah played over an hour on his return.

La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that Juventus directors have not given up on Federico Chiesa and are progressing talks with Liverpool, but the Italian

Liverpool were at Vicarage Road scouting Watford starlet Othmane Maamma, according to reports from TeamTalk. The Reds are looking at potential signings with the future in mind and are looking to prioritise signings in the final third as a result of uncertainty over the future of Mohamed Salah.

It woud appear the writing is on the wall for Mohamed Salah’s Liverpool career. The Egyptian King signed a two-year contract extension in 2024 - a deal which should see him remain a Red until