MLS clubs make a move for Salah after the World Cup

The future of one of world football's biggest stars has become the subject of intense uncertainty following the World Cup. According to Football Insider, Mohamed Salah, a free agent after nine seasons at Liverpool, has become a target being seriously pursued by MLS (Major League Soccer) clubs. American sides are said to be preparing offers for the 34-year-old Egyptian star.

The main reason Salah's name has been linked with MLS is the time he spent in the USA this summer. The star, who took part in the World Cup with Egypt, enjoyed his time in the country. According to Football Insider, American clubs believe that after this positive experience, Salah could consider a permanent move, and they hope to make him this summer's marquee signing.

Salah officially became a free agent when his Liverpool contract expired on June 30. With Egypt now out of the tournament, the player's focus on his future is expected to speed up the process. According to Football Insider, the star is expected to weigh a number of offers from Europe, America and Saudi Arabia.

At this stage there is no firm decision, and there has been no major development since he left Liverpool. However, MLS clubs are growing increasingly confident that they can convince Salah. Football Insider expects the picture around where Salah will continue his career to become much clearer within the next week or two. The star's decision remains one of the most talked-about storylines of the summer transfer window.

Source: Football Insider

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