Data and records from British companies, along with a Forbes report, have revealed details of the financial and legal structure of Egyptian star Mohamed Salah's investments in the United Kingdom, which are spread across four main companies.
At the forefront of these entities is Salah UK Commercial Limited, in which Salah owns a controlling stake of 75%, and which is the largest in terms of financial value.
According to the latest available data, the company has total assets estimated at around £46 million, while its net assets amount to around £35.5 million after accounting for liabilities.
The management of this investment empire is not limited to Salah alone, as his wife Maggie Sadek and his daughter Mecca appear within the ownership and management structure of a number of companies related to the family’s real estate and investment activities.
According to Forbes, the total value of the four companies' assets is approximately $72.9 million before deducting liabilities and loans, while the net asset value is close to $47 million after accounting for debts and financial obligations.
The companies underwent management changes during August 2026, coinciding with Salah's move to a new stage in his professional career.
On August 3, the player ended his membership as a director at Salah UK Commercial Limited, while his wife, Maggie Sadek, took over the director position on the same day.
These changes reflect a trend towards continuing to manage investments and assets located in Britain through family members, at a time when Salah continues his football career abroad.
These investments come in addition to the large income that the Egyptian star earns from football and sponsorship contracts, as Forbes estimates his total earnings during 2026 at about $55 million, placing him 47th on the list of the highest-paid athletes in the world.
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