Why is Mohamed Salah leaving Liverpool, and which club will he join next?
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Al Jazeera explains the Liverpool and Egypt icon’s departure from the Premier League and what happens next.
Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has announced his exit from the Premier League club at the end of the season, but questions surrounding his next destination and the reasons behind his departure remain unanswered.
The 33-year-old Egyptian star confirmed the news on Tuesday in a video message on social media, calling it the “first part” of his farewell.
Salah will depart on a free transfer despite having 12 months remaining on his contract.
Here’s what we know about Salah’s departure:
While he hasn’t spelled out a reason for his departure, Salah said earlier in the season that his relationship with Liverpool manager Arne Slot was nonexistent.
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