Mohamed Salah’s company has reported strong financial growth, reinforcing his status as a global icon. However, uncertainty surrounds his Liverpool future, with his contract expiring this summer.
A new deal would likely match his marketability and on-field brilliance, as he remains one of the Premier League’s most influential players.
A new deal would likely match his marketability and on-field brilliance, as he remains one of the Premier League’s most influential players.
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00:00Mohamed Salah's UK-based company has published its accounts for the 2023-24 financial year,
00:08highlighting the Egyptian star's continued success off the pitch.
00:14However uncertainty remains over his Liverpool future, with his current contract set to expire
00:19this summer.
00:21The 32-year-old is Liverpool's highest earner and has cemented his place among the club's
00:26all-time greats.
00:28There is hope that he will extend his stay, but any new deal will need to reflect his
00:33importance.
00:34While exact figures vary, reports suggest Salah earns around £350,000 a week in wages
00:41with total annual income, including endorsements estimated up to £1 million a week.
00:49His agent Rami Abbas Issa previously stated in a Harvard Business School study that Salah's
00:56total earnings range between £54 million and £62 million per year.
01:04A new deal would likely maintain or even increase his salary, especially given his stellar performances
01:10throughout the campaign.
01:13Salah has once again been one of the Premier League's standout players, continuing to deliver
01:17goals, assists and leadership.
01:20His consistency and ability to perform in big moments have been crucial in Liverpool's
01:25push for silverware.
01:28Even as he enters his 30s, his influence on the pitch remains as strong as ever.
01:34Beyond football, Salah's financial empire continues to grow.
01:38His company, Salah UK Commercial Ltd, reported £29.3 million in shareholder funds, up from
01:45£25.2 million in 2023.
01:49Investments rose to nearly £29 million, while cash reserves dropped from 14 to 7, likely
01:56due to further business ventures.
01:59Salah's next deal, whether at Liverpool or elsewhere, will likely reflect both his on-field
02:05brilliance and immense marketability.
02:09His performances this season have only strengthened his bargaining position.