As Mohamed Salah, a top player for Liverpool, spent his last vacation before heading to preseason training, he was sighted in Mykonos.

With the first players reporting back to the team’s AXA Training Centre last Friday, Liverpool’s official preseason under new head coach Arne Slot got underway.

 

Salah is one of the celebrities who has not yet reported back. The club gave him more time off after he participated in Egypt’s World Cup qualifying last month.

The superstar Egyptian has made the most of his last few days off, but he is scheduled to report back soon.

A fan caught Salah strolling through the streets of Mykonos; the 32-year-old has been visiting the well-known Greek island frequently in recent years.

Mo Salah, who is now on a summer break from Liverpool, was sighted in Mykonos.

Salah and Olympiakos defender Rodinei, on the right, exchanged a picture from a Mykonos beach club.

Salah is relishing his vacation following yet another demanding season for both club and nation.

On the last days of his vacation, the Liverpool player was also seen with Olympiakos defender Rodinei, who posted a photograph of the two on social media.

“For this one you didn’t expect, me and Mo Salah random roll,” Rodinei wrote.

On the Greek island, Scorpios Mykonos is a lively beach club where the picture was taken.

Salah has been visiting Mykonos over his summer break for the past three years.

Salah made a decision regarding his future at the Anfield club at the same time as his visit to the island in 2022.

In order to put a stop to speculation about his future, Salah signed a massive £400,000-per-week extension in Mykonos, extending his contract until 2025.

When he was seen lounging on the beach in the sun the previous year, he had returned to the island.

Following the demanding 2023–24 season for the Liverpool star, Salah’s most recent journey will have been greatly needed.

Throughout the season, the 32-year-old appeared in 44 games for the Reds across all competitions.

In addition, Salah participated in ten international games, including two African Cup of Nations appearances for Egypt.

The forward’s campaign came to an abrupt stop in their second game due to a hamstring injury.

When Salah meets with the new Reds manager, Arne Slot, upon his return to Liverpool, a big decision about his future will also be made.

The 32-year-old, who has one year remaining on his Liverpool contract, has long been sought after by Saudi Arabian sides hoping to make a big-money move.