Former Liverpool midfielder Didi Hamann has urged winger Mohamed Salah to consider leaving the club for the Saudi Pro League during this summer’s transfer window.
Hamann suggested that Salah’s presence has become a distraction for manager Arne Slot and the Liverpool squad.
“He had the chance to go to Saudi Arabia last season and he did not. I am not sure he wants to go there,” Hamann told BetGoat (via GOAL), as reported by Sportskeeda.
“If you ask me today, the best solution would be to part ways. It would probably benefit him and the team.”
The former Germany international also highlighted the impact of Salah’s statements on team dynamics:
“He came out with statements I didn’t really understand, it lingers around the camp and every time he does not play, Arne Slot gets asked why, and it becomes a distraction. There have been poor performances without Salah as well, so it is unfair to put the blame all on him.”
Hamann’s comments come amid growing speculation about Salah’s future at Anfield, with the 31-year-old’s contract situation and potential moves to other leagues, including the Saudi Pro League, attracting widespread attention across European football.
