Saudi club Al-Hilal has leaned towards the idea of acquiring Egyptian star Mohamed Salah after his outstanding performance with the Pharaohs in the 2026 World Cup.
Salah recently left Liverpool as one of the club's legends after nine years at Anfield, becoming the third-highest scorer in the history of the "Reds".
Bruno Andrade revealed that Saudi club Al-Hilal will sign a striker and that Mohamed Salah, who recently left Liverpool, is their main target.
Andrade explained in a live broadcast on YouTube: "Al-Hilal club has identified Mohamed Salah as a primary target in the current summer transfer window."
He added: "Al-Hilal will offer 60 million euros as a salary to sign Mohamed Salah, but on the condition that the Egyptian star signs a contract that extends for 3 seasons."
He concluded: "Salah will not receive the full value of the contract, but he will receive 20 million euros per year for 3 years."
Mohamed Salah will decide on his next club after the World Cup, as the Egyptian national team is in a strong position to qualify for the knockout stages.
