Mohamed Salah, a renowned Liverpool player, was spotted in Mykonos on his last holiday before beginning preseason training.

Liverpool’s official preseason under new head coach Arne Slot began last Friday, when the first players returned to the team’s AXA Training Centre.

 

Salah is one of the celebrities who has yet to report back. Following his participation in Egypt’s World Cup qualifying last month, the club extended his leave.

The Egyptian superstar has made the most of his recent vacation, but he is set to return shortly.

Salah was spotted walking through the streets of Mykonos by a fan; the 32-year-old has been a frequent visitor to the well-known Greek island in recent years.

Mo Salah, who is now on a summer break from Liverpool, was seen in Mykonos.

Salah and Olympiakos defender Rodinei, on the right, swapped photos at a Mykonos beach club.

Salah is enjoying his break after another tough season for both club and nation.

On the final days of his holiday, the Liverpool player was spotted with Olympiakos defender Rodinei, who shared a selfie of the two on social media.

“For this one you didn’t expect, me and Mo Salah random roll,” Rodinei stated in a tweet.

Scorpios Mykonos is a popular beach club on the Greek island of Mykonos, where the photo was taken.

Salah has been visiting Mykonos for his summer break for the past three years.

Salah decided on his future at Anfield on his visit to the island in 2022.

In order to put a stop to speculation about his future, Salah signed a massive £400,000-per-week extension in Mykonos, extending his contract until 2025.

He had returned to the island after being spotted relaxing on the beach in the sun the year before.

Salah’s most recent journey will have been well required after his demanding 2023-24 season with Liverpool.

Throughout the season, the 32-year-old played 44 games for the Reds in all competitions.

Salah also played in ten international games, including two African Cup of Nations matches for Egypt.

The forward’s season came to an abrupt end in their second game due to a hamstring injury.

When Salah returns to Liverpool, he will meet with the new Reds manager, Arne Slot, and make an important choice about his future.

The 32-year-old, who has one year left on his Liverpool contract, has long been sought after by Saudi Arabian clubs looking to make a big-money transfer.