Al-Ittihad's offer for Mohamed Salah could surpass Cristiano Ronaldo's record deal: Report

Al-Ittihad are keen on bringing the Liverpool star to the Middle East.

Mohamed Salah, a star for Liverpool, has received a contract offer that surpasses Cristiano Ronaldo’s and could drastically alter the Egypt international’s status. Salah can already discuss negotiations with international clubs as his contract expires in June 2025.

The 32-year-old, who is infamous for saying that he is “more out than in,” has surprisingly stated on a few times that he is closer to departing Liverpool than remaining.

This occurs when Salah has had an incredible season with the Premier League leaders, scoring 21 goals and setting up another 17 in just 29 games. Therefore, there is no question that he is still among the world’s finest players and can legitimately claim to be at the top of the game at the moment.

As a result, the battle to land Salah is fierce. The enormous contract offer that Al-Ittihad are prepared to make to the Arab world’s biggest football talent reflects the Saudi Pro League’s cash-rich teams’ specific desire to sign him and they are keen to make him the highest-paid football player that could surpass Cristiano Ronaldo’s current offer, suggest Tribuna.

Mohamed Salah has been unstoppable this season 🔥#EmiratesFACup pic.twitter.com/8ZnAsswFpt

— Emirates FA Cup (@EmiratesFACup) January 10, 2025

With a reported contract worth €200 million per season with Al Nassr, Cristiano Ronaldo is currently the highest-paid football player in the world.

The Portugal international has been able to finance a luxurious lifestyle as a result. He recently spent an estimated €50 million on a customized private plane that had his silhouette on the sides.

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Ronaldo’s contract expires at the end of June as well, but there are indications that he may sign a new one with Al-Nassr. But according to recent reports, he has already agreed to extend his contract with the team beyond the 2024-25 season.

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