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The Saudi Pro League has not given up hope of convincing Liverpool superstar Mohamed Salah to move to the Middle East, despite the Egyptian penning new terms earlier this month that tie him down until 2027.

Salah has long been courted by Saudi Arabian clubs including Al Ittihad but has never shown any real interest in making the move.

Liverpool turned down a bid of around $200 million for the player in 2023, with the Reds always wanting to keep hold of their talisman.

That decision has proven to be wise.

He fits the identity of playing in the Saudi league.

"It was his decision to renew with [Liverpool], but linking Saudi to him and everything...

But it's good to have that.

"Now you can see that any who player wants to renew their contract or sign their [contract], they [the media] are saying that they're coming to Saudi.

Mohamed Salah has signed a new two-year contract at Liverpool.

Keep supporting us and we’ll give it our best, and hopefully in the future we’re going to win more trophies."

Liverpool.com says: Salah leaving for Saudi Arabia never made any sense right now