Carragher assesses Salah's possible departure to Saudi Arabia

With the move out of Jürgen Klopp and the arrival of Arne Slot, the future of Liverpool's many leaders hangs in the air. This season, they will still play at Anfield, but what will happen next is not entirely clear.

For example, team leader Mohamed Salah has previously spoken about his likely move out from Liverpool, and it was previously speculated that he could leave for Saudi Arabia. But Merseyside club legend Jamie Carragher believes the Middle Eastern league would be weak for him:

‘I think Mo Salah, like Ronaldo, is obsessed with records and longevity. Most of us think that when you hit 35 you're done with football. Judging by the way this guy looks after himself, I think he's thinking about playing until he's 40 or at least into his late 30s.

I don't think a Saudi Arabia situation next season is possible. He's too good. He's playing in the best league in the world, for one of the biggest clubs in the world. I will be very surprised if Salah will not play for Liverpool next season, because I think he will want to break all the records in the history of the club,’ - quotes Carragher Sky Sports.

Recall that in the winter transfer window for Salah for the sake of the world record was ready to break the Saudi Al-Ittihad.