Egyptian superstar Mohamed Salah has officially announced that he will leave Liverpool Football Club at the end of the current 2025 2026 season bringing an emotional end to a remarkable nine year chapter at Anfield. The 33 year old forward made the surprise announcement himself through an emotional video posted on his social media accounts where he expressed deep gratitude to the club, the city and the fans who have become an integral part of his life. Salah stated that the day has come and described this as the first part of his farewell confirming he will depart after the season concludes.

Liverpool Football Club quickly followed with an official statement revealing that an agreement has been reached with the player to end his contract early allowing him to leave as a free agent this summer. The club described his time at Anfield as a remarkable nine year chapter and praised his illustrious career with the Reds.

Since joining Liverpool from Roma in 2017 Salah has established himself as one of the greatest players in the clubs history. He has scored over 255 goals in more than 435 appearances placing him third on the all time scoring list behind only Ian Rush and Roger Hunt. His contributions have helped the team secure every major trophy including the Premier League Champions League, FA Cup and League Cup. Salah also sits among the top goal scorers in Premier League history.

In his heartfelt message Salah reflected on how he never imagined the club city and people would become so deeply embedded in his life. Fans and pundits alike have hailed his legacy, describing him as a club legend whose consistency dedication and goalscoring prowess have left an indelible mark on Liverpool.

The announcement comes as the team under manager Arne Slot prepares for the final stretch of the season with supporters now eager to give Salah the memorable farewell he deserves at Anfield. While his departure marks the end of an era many expect the Egyptian King to continue his career at a new club possibly with interest from the Saudi Pro League or other top European sides.

Liverpool will now focus on planning for life after Salah with the forward leaving behind a significant void in attack that the club must address in the upcoming transfer windows.