Not Cristiano's Al Nassr, the Saudi club offering this to Liverpool for Salah

The Saudi Pro League looks set to continue signing football stars in Europe. Cristiano Ronaldo was the pinnacle of signing for the league and the country as he joined Al Nassr last year. Ronaldo's move to Saudi Arabia has led to multiple star players from Europe also making the jump to the Saudi Pro League, and now they want more stars. The Saudi Pro League is looking at the Premier League, and they are willing to bring in one of the biggest names in the English league. One of the Saudi Arabian clubs is interested in signing Liverpool's Mohamed Salah. The Egyptian winger has been linked to a move to the Saudi Pro League for the past few months, but now, with a potential high offer from Salah to Liverpool, the Reds could consider letting their star player go.

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Salah's current contract with Liverpool expires at the end of next season, and the club is unsure whether to renew it or let him go. Salah is currently 31 and will turn 32 years old in June. Some Liverpool fans want him to stay longer, while others believe it would be a good idea to sell him for a high fee that will benefit the club.

While Ronaldo's Al Nassr has not shown interest in signing him, Saudi club Al Ittihad has been interested in signing him for the past few months. Al Ittihad reportedly was offering more than $150 million to Liverpool for Salah. After more months flew by, the club lowered that fee, leaving Liverpool unsure what to do. Talk Sport reports that Al Ittihad is now preparing to offer $88.6 million for Mohamed Salah.

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Mohamed Salah's stats with Liverpool this season

Salah has played 25 Premier League matches for Liverpool this season. He scored 17 goals and provided nine assists so far this season. Salah is the top scorer and top assister for Liverpool this Premier League season so far.