The huge amount that Liverpool pays Mohamed Salah so that he doesn't go to Saudi Arabia

Mohamed Salah finally stayed at Liverpool FC for one more season, despite Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino leaving Anfield. The Egyptian striker has been the club's most prominent star in the last decade, and in such a short time he has become a historic Premier League scorer. Now, being reveals the amount the player earns so that he does not end up leaving and accepting offers like in Saudi Arabia.

Saudi Arabia did everything possible to sign Mohamed Salah, but Liverpool was saved from losing his figure this season, which is key to rebuilding the bad 2022, which left the English team without the Champions League. However, the Reds are aware that it is possible that in the next market the Egyptian striker ends up leaving the club, leaving a good financial figure. Now, the footballer's agent confesses what the Egyptian is really earning in this new season.

Mohamed Salah's lawyer and adviser has indicated that the Liverpool star could be earning a huge amount in total income, according to The Guardian. Rammy Abbas Issa reportedly told a Harvard Business School (HBS) study that the staggering sum would be a 'conservative' expectation for the Egyptian star.

How much is Mohamed Salah earning in this season?

Salah had entered the final 12 months of his deal and there were concerns he would leave after months of failed negotiations. But, the Egyptian forward put pen to paper on a new deal in July 2022 - committing himself to Liverpool until June 2025. Issa has now revealed that Salah's new contract, combined with third-party endorsement deals, will see him earn £1million-per -week. It should be remembered that Mohamed Salah has one of the most important contracts in the entire Premier League, but in Saudi they wanted to make him the highest paid athlete of all.