Mo Salah Transfer: Saudi move 17/20 despite reports he's staying at Reds

• Reds said to be expect Salah to stay at Anfield

• But move to Saudi this summer is 17/102.70

• Reds are 349/1350.00 to win the Premier League

Mo Salah is 17/20 to leave Liverpool for Saudi Arabia even though reports say Liverpool expect him to be at the club next season.

The Liverpool striker clashed with his manager Jurgen Klopp on the touchline during their 2-2 draw at West Ham on Saturday.

The Eyptian was on the bench due to a poor run of form that has seen him score just one goal in six Premier League appearances.

He was odds-against last week but the price shortened after events at the London Stadium on Saturday.

Liverpool lost further ground in the Premier League title race on Saturday and are out to 350.00349/1 to be champions.

Manchester City 1.422/5 are the favourites and sit one point behind Arsenal 3.3512/5 who have played a game more than Pep Guardiola's men.

Could Salah leave Liverpool in summer? Latest odds

Salah was linked with a move to a Saudi Arabian club at a time when many big name players were moving to the Kingdom on lucrative contracts. At just 31, however, he is a little younger than many of the big names who have made the move.

Klopp will leave Liverpool in the summer, with Arne Slot due to replace him, and this could be the moment for Salah to leave the Reds following a brilliant seven years at the club which has seen him win the Champions League, Premier League and get his hands on the Premier League Golden Boot three times.

However, there were reports on Monday morning that Liverpool expect Salah to stay next season and be part of the new manager's plans.

The Betfair Sportsbook tells a different story.

A move to any Saudi Pro League club is the firm favourite but, if he were to signal that he wanted to leave Anfield, he would have suitors among big clubs in Europe.

Paris Saint-Germain are 10/1 to sign Salah while Real Madrid are 14/1, Barcelona and Bayern Munich both 22/1.

Liverpool are keen to put an end to speculation about Salah's future, as they prepare to bid Klopp farewell and begin a new era, but the odds indicate that there will continue to be question marks about the player's future.

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