Liverpool fans spot massive transfer hint on club's official website

Liverpool fans believe they have spotted a major transfer hint on the club’s official website.

On Thursday the Reds unveiled their home kit for the 2024-25 campaign. The strip is a modern interpretation of the one worn by the Reds en route to European Cup glory and the completion of a treble some 40 years ago.

Upon the unveiling of the new strip, it has been noted by Liverpool fans across social media that Mohamed Salah is among the Reds stars modelling the shirt.

There has been much speculation over Salah’s future in recent weeks, with the Egyptian having just one year remaining on his reported £350,000-a-week deal at Anfield.

It has been widely claimed that little progress has been made on securing Salah to new terms at Anfield, with the club having directed its focus on hiring Jurgen Klopp’s successor.

Moreover, Salah’s touchline spat with Klopp during a 2-2 draw with West Ham on Saturday raised further questions regarding the 31-year-old’s immediate future at the club, with sides in the Saudi Pro League having long registered an interest.

Indeed, Liverpool turned down an offer of £100million, potentially rising to £150million with add-ons, for the attacker from Al Ittihad last August.

However, Salah featuring in the latest kit launch has raised hopes among supporters that he will be at Anfield next term.

One person wrote on X, formally Twitter: “Good sign that Mo is in the pic.”

A second said: “Oh my God Mohamed Salah with the new kit. Al Ittihad's dream has been shattered hahaha.”

A third added: “Mo Salah in the new Liverpool kit. Can’t wait for the GOAT to [be] wearing it for the next season!”

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The kit can be pre-ordered for delivery from May 16 and can be purchased through the Nike website.

Should Salah remain at Anfield next term he will likely be playing under Arne Slot, with the Dutchman poised to succeed Klopp in the summer.

As per the BBC, Liverpool agreed a compensation deal worth up to £9.4million to bring in Slot from Feyenoord.