Mohamed Salah learns of PSG’s position on a potential transfer following his shock announcement about leaving Liverpool.

The president of Paris Saint-Germain has dismissed rumors linking Mohamed Salah to the French club, despite growing speculation about the Liverpool forward’s future. Salah, whose contract expires at the end of this season, recently made headlines after claiming there were no new offers from Liverpool to extend his stay, following a crucial performance in a 3-2 win over Southampton on November 24. In a rare interview after scoring twice in that match, Salah expressed frustration with the club, saying he felt “more out than in.”

His comments sparked increased speculation about his next move, with PSG being a frequent subject of rumors due to Salah’s good relationship with club president Nasser Al-Khelaïfi. However, Al-Khelaïfi firmly denied the links, stating that while Salah is a “fantastic and extraordinary player,” PSG has never considered signing him.

Although Salah has been linked to PSG in the past, current reports suggest he is actively engaging in discussions and could potentially join the Ligue 1 champions next season. However, pursuing Salah would contradict PSG’s current focus on building a team of young talents rather than signing established superstars.

In the meantime, Salah remains focused on his performance at Liverpool, stating after the victory over Manchester City that it could be his last match against the club. With 223 goals in 368 matches for Liverpool since joining in 2017, his departure would be a major blow to the team. Salah recently hinted at the possibility of leaving, expressing that negotiations over his future remain unresolved, and that the decision is out of his h

ands.