In Liverpool he earns millions, but take a look at the offer that a Saudi team is preparing for Mohamed Salah

The Saudi Pro League aims to position itself as one of the most attractive leagues at the moment, not necessarily due to its football quality but because of the lucrative salaries that attract many footballers who gradually opt to play in leagues where their talent and level are significantly superior.

Some players who have decided to move to the Middle East country include Cristiano Ronaldo, Neymar, Benzema, Mane, among others. It's worth noting that Ronaldo has been the flagship player and has paved the way for top European clubs to consider selling their players with offers they seemingly can't refuse.

One such case is that of Gabri Veiga, a 21-year-old midfielder from Celta Vigo and one of the top prospects in Spanish soccer. He recently signed with Al-Ahli, where he has already scored this weekend.

However, there are other cases, like that of Mohamed Salah, who continues to shine with Liverpool at the age of 31. Despite his age, Salah is the Al Ittihad's latest desire, and the club made an offer to Anfield of approximately $188 million, which, according to Fabrizio Romano, was rejected. Despite the refusal from both Liverpool and the player to accept the Saudi club's offer, it seems that this team is not giving up and is preparing an even higher bid.

The Al Ittihad offer

According to the Daily Mail, Al Ittihad is reportedly preparing an offer of $255 million for Salah. If Jurgen Klopp's team were to accept, Mohamed Salah would become the most expensive signing in football history. Currently, the record is held by Neymar, who signed with PSG from Barcelona for $239 million. The British media also notes that Salah doesn't want to leave at least during this season and has communicated this to his teammates. However, nothing is confirmed at the moment.