Top Liverpool player Mohamed Salah was spotted in Mykonos during his final holiday before starting preseason training.
Liverpool’s official preseason under new head coach Arne Slot began last Friday with the first players reporting back to the team’s AXA Training Centre.
Salah is among the celebs who have not yet made a comeback. The team granted him additional time off after he took part in Egypt’s World Cup qualifying last month.
Although the celebrity Egyptian has been enjoying his past few days off, he is expected to return to work shortly.
A fan saw Salah walking around the streets of Mykonos; in recent years, the 32-year-old has made numerous trips to the well-known Greek island.
Mo Salah, who is now on a summer break from Liverpool, was sighted in Mykonos.
Salah and Olympiakos defender Rodinei, on the right, uploaded a picture from a Mykonos beach club.
Salah has been having a great time off following another demanding season for both his club and nation.
Salah signed a remarkable £400,000 per week extension in Mykonos, extending his contract until 2025, to quell concerns about his future.
He had come back to the island after he was spotted sunbathing on the beach the year before.
The Liverpool star’s most recent journey will have been well needed after the tough 2023–24 season.
Salah also took part in eleven international matches, which included two Egypt appearances at the African Cup of Nations.
A hamstring injury sustained in their second game forced the forward to end his campaign early.
Salah will also make a significant choice on his future when he talks with Arne Slot, the new Reds manager, when he returns to Liverpool.
With one year left on his Liverpool contract, the 32-year-old has long been targeted by Saudi Arabian teams looking to make a big-money transfer.
Salah signed a remarkable £400,000 per week extension in Mykonos, extending his contract until 2025, to quell concerns about his future.
He had come back to the island after he was spotted sunbathing on the beach the year before.
The Liverpool star’s most recent journey will have been well needed after the tough 2023–24 season.
The 32-year-old played in 44 games for the Reds in all competitions during the season.
Salah also took part in eleven international matches, which included two Egypt appearances at the African Cup of Nations.
A hamstring injury sustained in their second game forced the forward to end his campaign early.
Salah will also make a significant choice on his future when he talks with Arne Slot, the new Reds manager, when he returns to Liverpool.
With one year left on his Liverpool contract, the 32-year-old has long been targeted by Saudi Arabian teams looking to make a big-money transfer.
