Funds are in place for a big Saudi club to sign Mohamed Salah this summer, according to Sky Sports' Kaveh Solhekol. Despite ongoing turmoil in the Middle East, Saudi leaders remain committed to bringing top-tier talent into their league. The No.11, currently under scrutiny after his recent departure from Liverpool, has been highlighted as a key target. While some question whether he will be an immediate replacement for Cristiano Ronaldo, others argue his global appeal makes him indispensable. With Anfield set to send him off early, the focus shifts to ensuring his legacy endures. This move reflects a strategic shift in Saudi football strategies, prioritizing players whose cultural relevance aligns with global interests.
