The future of Mohamed Salah continues to generate intense debate, and his next destination could have major consequences for his international career. As his departure from Liverpool FC approaches, several options are on the table, including Europe, the Saudi Pro League, and Major League Soccer.
However, the MLS route does not appeal to the Egyptian national team staff, who fear it could negatively impact the player’s visibility on the global stage.
Ibrahim Hassan, a key figure within Egypt’s setup, openly expressed his concerns about a potential move to the United States. “Personally, I would prefer him to stay in Europe. I’ve heard about offers from Paris Saint-Germain, Bayern Munich, and clubs in the Italian league. A transfer to Major League Soccer? He would be far too far from the limelight,” he stated. He went even further by adding: “Salah wouldn’t be remembered any more than I remember Lionel Messi today; I don’t even try to watch him.” These strong words underline the federation’s desire to see their star remain at the highest competitive level.
For now, Europe remains the preferred destination, with top clubs monitoring his situation closely. If that option fails, the Saudi Pro League stands as a serious alternative, offering both competitiveness and global exposure, especially with stars like Cristiano Ronaldo already present. Salah now faces a crucial decision that could shape not only the final years of his career but also his legacy with the Egyptian national team.
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