Will Mohamed Salah Follow Messi or Ronaldo? MLS Transfer Claim Amid Saudi Pro League Links
Speculation surrounding Mohamed Salah’s future has intensified after recent transfer claims suggested Major League Soccer (MLS) interest, raising questions about whether the Liverpool and Egypt star could one day follow a path similar to Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo.
Sources close to ongoing discussions indicate that MLS clubs are monitoring Salah’s situation, even as links to the Saudi Pro League continue to circulate. Both Messi and Ronaldo made high-profile moves later in their careers, choosing lucrative contracts and fresh challenges outside Europe’s top leagues — a route some pundits now wonder Salah might consider.
While Salah remains a key figure for Liverpool FC, fans and analysts alike are debating whether a future departure from European football could see him make a surprise switch to the United States. MLS has increasingly attracted global stars with growing investment, better infrastructure, and a rising competitive profile — similar to how the Saudi Pro League has lured major names with significant offers.
However, insiders stress that any potential move would depend on timing, ambition, and personal priorities. Salah is widely regarded for his intense competitiveness and sustained performance at the highest level, traits that could keep him in top European competition longer than others have chosen to depart.
Saudi Pro League clubs have reportedly been in the picture as well, continuing a broader trend of elite players fielding premium offers later in their careers. In contrast, the MLS route has often been portrayed as a balance of competitive lifestyle and post-peak transition, something that appeals differently to each player.
Whether Salah ultimately charts a path closer to Messi’s MLS journey, Ronaldo’s global football odyssey, or stays entrenched in European competition remains a hot topic. For now, supporters will be closely watching how his contract situation, performances, and off-field ambitions evolve.
