Mohamed Salah Summer Transfer Odds

As Mohamed Salah is one of the best players in Europe, his price tag could be well over £100m, meaning only a handful of clubs could realistically afford him. Paris Saint-Germain are currently the joint-favourites and with the future of Kylian Mbappe still unknown, Salah may be seen as a perfect replacement for the Frenchman.

A move to PSG would guarantee Salah plenty of goals and trophies, as well as the prospect of playing alongside Neymar and with the club coming close in last season’s Champions League, the Parisians appear to be moving in the right direction. This move would likely depend on the decision of Mbappe, as they will need to balance the books, but is definitely an option that may be explored.

It’s almost inevitable that when there are rumours of a world-class player on the move that Real Madrid will be talked about as a possible suitor. Salah is no different, as he recently admitted that he had admiration for Spain’s two biggest clubs, further adding fuel to the fire that his time on Merseyside may be coming to an end.

Carlo Ancelotti's side are still on the hunt for a real Cristiano Ronaldo replacement, a role that Eden Hazard was supposed to fill when he joined in 2019. Hazard's tenure in Madrid has been dominated by injury, however, meaning Los Blancos could once again be looking for a marquee signing.

The other Spanish giant that may be in the race for Salah’s signature is Barcelona, with the club in need of a rebuild following an early Champions League elimination. The Catalans may once again look to Liverpool for answers, as they have previously done with the signings of Luis Suarez and Phillipe Coutinho, with the former proving to be a massive success at the Nou Camp.

With Lionel Messi's void still yet to be truly filled at the Nou Camp, Barca will be hoping they can land another world-class player to escape the possibility of dropping off into a side that doesn't have the capability to compete for the league title, much like we have seen with AC Milan in the past.

Perhaps more of an outside shout, Bayern Munich. Julian Nagelsmann's side plays similarly to Jurgen Klopp's and are a gargantuan club in their own right having only won the Champions League as recently as 2020 to complete a treble that season.

The German side already boasts an impressive array of attacking talent, with the likes of Robert Lewandowski, Serge Gnabry and Leroy Sane at the club, but they may look to freshen up their front line by bringing in a player of Salah’s calibre.

An attack featuring both Lewandowski and Salah is sure to send shockwaves through Europe and would be an intriguing prospect, as Bayern look to maintain their status as the top club in Europe.