Not only has the Saudi Pro League shown interest in Salah, but the MLS has as well. MLS club San Diego FC is reportedly the latest club to look into potentially signing the 33-year-old forward. Tom Bogert from The Athletic reports that San Diego FC is looking to potentially sign Mohamed Salah in the winter transfer window in January.

Mohamed Salah has been publicly encouraged to join MLS by commissioner Don Garber, with the Liverpool star's future at Anfield unclear following his interview hinting at an exit

According to a report, Bayern Munich, FC Barcelona, and Real Madrid have all been offered Liverpool star Mo Salah. Salah, of course, seems like he is attempting to force his way out of Liverpool after a legendary run at the club:

MLS commissioner Don Garber has publicly encouraged Mohamed Salah to consider a move to the United States amid escalating uncertainty over the Liverpool star's future.

Mohamed Salah is in conflict with Liverpool, and in that context, a Major League Soccer club has reportedly shown interest in signing him. The soccer world has been closely watching Mohamed Salah’s situation for weeks.

Salah believes he's been made a scapegoat for Liverpool's struggles this season, insisting "someone does not want me in the club".

The vast majority of Liverpool fans are taking the side of Mohamed Salah following his extraordinary outburst against the club and manager Arne Slot, and while FSG appear to be ready to back the Dutchman, talk that he will soon face the sack is also gathering renewed pace.

The wind is really blowing against Mohamed Salah right now. After his fallout with Liverpool FC and coach Arne Slot, a separation seems inevitable. But not everyone in the desert state is thrilled about the rumored move to Saudi Arabia.

The Reds have had a miserable campaign so far under Arne Slot as they looked to defend their Premier League crown, and the Dutchman's job is now under pressure after star man Salah made a huge public outburst stating he had no relationship with Slot and that the club are trying to throw him under the bus for their poor form.

The forward was in the gym at Liverpool’s training base on Tuesday morning and shared a picture of himself alone in the weights room. The Egyptian’s Instagram post was liked by a host of players including Jordan Henderson and Trent Alexander-Arnold, Salah’s former Liverpool team-mates.