•Liverpool’s Egyptian striker #11 Mohamed Salah applauds on the pitch after the English Premier League football match between Leicester City and Liverpool at King Power Stadium in Leicester, central England on April 20, 2025. (Photo by Darren Staples / AFP)
Mohamed Salah has confirmed he will leave Liverpool FC at the end of the 2025/26 season, bringing an emotional close to a nine-year stay at Anfield.
“Because of you, I’ll never walk alone,” Salah said in his farewell message, a line that perfectly captures the bond he has built with supporters over the years.
In a video message, he spoke openly about what Liverpool has meant to him and his family.
More than just a club, he said, Liverpool represents passion, memories, and some of the best moments of his life.
He added that he would always be grateful for the experiences he shared on and off the pitch.
Since arriving in 2017, Salah has been at the heart of Liverpool’s rise, shaping their attacking play and consistently delivering on the big stage.
Across all competitions, he scored 255 goals in 435 appearances, ranking among the club’s top scorers of all time.
During his tenure, he helped Liverpool lift two Premier League titles, a Champions League trophy, several domestic cups, and international honours, and he also claimed the Premier League Golden Boot four times, matching the all-time record.
His departure in June 2026 marks the end of a chapter defined not only by numbers and trophies but by the mark he left on the club’s identity and the hearts of its fans.
Fans have taken to social media to voice their reactions. One wrote: “First Mane & Firmino, now Salah? The front three that built the Klopp dynasty is fully dismantled. This one hurts more than the others.”
Another user reflected on Salah’s consistency and overall impact: “You don’t need to support Liverpool FC to admit it, Mohamed Salah has been one of the most consistent attackers the Premier League has ever seen. Year in, year out numbers, performances, impact. No gimmicks. No excuses. Just elite. When he leaves, it’s not just the end of an era for Liverpool. FPL will deffo miss him the most for his consistency.”
For supporters, this isn’t just a player leaving. It’s the end of an era – one they’ll remember for years to come.
