Liverpool Accelerate Plans for Guehi as Adeyemi Talks Gather PaceLiverpool’s transfer strategy ahead of the January window is beginning to sharpen, with senior figures at Anfield stepping up

But Liverpool may look to sign him in January for a fee of around £20million, which would mean the Old Lady avoiding losing him for nothing. The Porto striker has been scoring goals for fun this season and has already been linked with Tottenham, Aston Villa and Newcastle.

Ian Rush once made it clear that Mohamed Salah should only leave Liverpool once he gets dropped from the starting eleven. The Egyptian star has endured a very slow start to the 2025/26 season, given his lofty standards.

Liverpool striker Alexander Isak will be laid up for two months with a broken ankle and fibula from a tackle that coach Arne Slot has described as reckless.

It led to the forward being left out of the squad for Tuesday night's win over Inter and with him about to fly off to take part in the African Cup of Nations for his country, there is a genuine belief we may not see Salah play for the club again and he could be sold in January.

There are not an abundance of world-class right wingers on the market, but perhaps the most obvious Salah alternative is Bournemouth’s Antoine Semenyo. The versatile forward started 2025–26 season on fire, even scoring a brace at Anfield in his opening game of the campaign, and has been readily linked with the Premier League’s elite.

Mohamed Salah is not only in the argument of being Liverpool’s greatest player of all time, but he’s also been one of the best in the world over the last decade. So why have things turned so sour?

Arsenal players have dominated Jamie Carragher's team of the season so far. The Gunners sit top of the Premier League table heading into Christmas Day, despite some less-than-convincing performances of late.

Mohamed Salah says he feels he does not have a relationship with Liverpool boss Arne Slot, and says he is unsure if he has a future at Anfield beyond next month's African Cup of Nations

Mohamed Salah’s fiery comments may have set the stage for a sensational exit from Liverpool just months after he led the team to a title.