Although Liverpool fans already knew that, Mo Salah won’t need to go to Saudi Arabia during his career for financial reasons.
However, the Reds winger, who signed a club-record contract in the summer of 2022 and now makes roughly £350,000 per week at Anfield, has £20 million stashed away in one of his business projects. Kieran Maguire, a football finance expert, has reviewed Salah UK Commercial’s recently released financial statements.
Al-Ittihad wanted Salah and there were rumors that he might earn £127 million annually. Any notion that the winger, who has 188 goals for Liverpool, would move to Saudi Arabia for financial reasons, in Maguire’s opinion, would be “pushing it.” Maguire, a finance lecturer at the University of Liverpool, stated on his podcast The Price of Football: “We’ve just watched Jordan Henderson have what I can only describe as a car crash of an interview with The Athletic. Jordan Henderson has, in my opinion, not recovered from this incident as well as the LIV golfers who were claiming that it had nothing to do with money.
I have Jordan Henderson’s financial records for his business. He already has a good deal of money. If you look into Salah UK Commercial’s finances, which is essentially his company that manages his intellectual property and other things, you can see whether Mo Salah needs the money for whatever reason. It has £20,182,000 in the bank, according to this.
He most likely doesn’t require the money as well. People pushing the envelope if they claim he needs the money. He’s a wonderful football player and has excelled for Liverpool, but he also has other businesses and has £20 million in the bank. On the basis of his career at Liverpool and elsewhere, he has achieved great success.
