Mohamed Salah rejects Al Hilal Saudi offer. Find out the details.

Saudi press reports revealed that Mohamed Salah, the star of the Egyptian national team and the English club Liverpool, rejected the first offer submitted by the Saudi club Al-Hilal to obtain his services at the end of the current season.

The newspaper reported that Al Hilal Saudi Club had offered him a two-year contract, but the Egyptian player rejected the offer because he wanted to get a longer contract that would guarantee him greater stability.

In the same direction, English media reports revealed that the Saudi Al-Hilal Club is confident of obtaining the services of Mohamed Salah, the star of the Egyptian national team and the English Liverpool Club, during the next summer transfer period, after Neymar's departure from the ranks of the leader.

On the other hand, the Saudi Al-Hilal Club announced the termination of the player Neymar's contract after a year and a half of his joining the team, as it explained in an official statement that the Al-Hilal Club Company and the Brazilian player Neymar Junior agreed to terminate the contractual relationship that links the player with the club by mutual consent, extending its thanks and appreciation to Neymar for what he has provided throughout his period of representing Al-Hilal, wishing the player success in his sports career.

Al Hilal Saudi Club completed Neymar's exit from Al Hilal and getting rid of his high salary gives the Saudi club the opportunity to sign Mohamed Salah, who will become one of the highest-paid football players if he moves to Saudi Arabia.

The Saudi club added that contracting with the international player Mohamed Salah is at the top of the priorities of those in charge of the Saudi League competition, who want to make him the star of the league and include him alongside Cristiano Ronaldo to help enhance the value of the league on the global stage.

Al Hilal Club concluded that there is still a gap between the player Mohamed Salah and the Liverpool management due to the salary, and the Egyptian star knows very well that a huge contract awaits him if he decides to move to the Gulf state.