Liverpool star Mo Salah posts cryptic Instagram story amid Saudi Pro League rumours

Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah has added fuel to speculation that he could move to the Saudi Pro League with his latest social media post.

Salah, 31, has been heavily linked with a move to the Middle East, with Al Ittihad preparing to make a £118 million bid for the Egyptian King before the Saudi Pro League transfer deadline slams shut on September 30, according to the Daily Mail.

Jurgen Klopp has downplayed rumours that Salah could leave Anfield, while the winger's agent, Ramy Abbas Issa, stressed earlier this month that the forward "remains committed" to Liverpool.

Meanwhile, Salah has got fans talking after he posted a picture of scientist and author Dr Joe Dispenza on his tablet.

The photo was from Dispenza's appearance on the Jay Shetty Podcast in May when he discussed how to become successful.

The photo was from the very start of the podcast when Dispenza said: 'Most people lose their free will', leaving fans questioning whether there was a hidden meaning behind his post.

Weighing in on Salah's situation, The Athletic's David Ornstein said "never say never" when discussing the Reds winger's potential move to Saudi Arabia.

Speaking to Football Daily Ornstein said: "I've given up predicting what will happen in this industry, let alone this story.

"The interest from Al-Ittihad is so concrete that you'd suspect they'll keep trying until the end of this window, possibly until the end of the Saudi Pro League window on the 20th of September.

"Liverpool's stance has been made abundantly clear - he's not for sale. I noticed they put out of picture on Twitter of him this evening smiling in training.

"For all intents and purposes, as for as they're concerned he will be continuing with them, playing at the weekend and then on they go.

"But you wouldn't put it past Al-Ittihad, the Saudi Pro League, one of the PIF clubs to make a late surge before the window closes.

"The Mail are reporting here and there have been a lot of reports from Saudi Arabia saying there is confidence that actually Al-Ittihad could pull this off.

"Our information is not saying that at the moment, but never say never."

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