Liverpool are reportedly exploring a potential move involving Mohamed Salah, who has confirmed he will leave the club at the end of the season after nine memorable years.

The Reds are said to be considering a deal that could see Salah move to the Saudi Pro League, with Saudi side Al Hilal reportedly interested in accommodating the Egyptian star.

In return, Liverpool may target Marcus Leonardo, the 22-year-old Brazilian forward who has impressed with his pace and finishing ability in the Saudi league. Sources suggest Liverpool see this as an opportunity to secure a young, high-potential striker while capitalizing on Salah’s departure.

Salah’s tenure at Liverpool has been defined by record-breaking goals, Premier League glory, and a Champions League title, making him one of the most influential figures in the club’s modern era. With negotiations in their early stages, the coming weeks could see a major reshaping of Liverpool’s attacking options ahead of the 2026/27 season

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Everyday banking can often feel routine or even stressful, with multiple steps and delays slowing things down. The ALAT: The Evolution jingle reimagines that experience with a lively and confident tone that mirrors the app’s capabilities. From voice banking with SAW to Tap and Pay and bank uptime prediction, each feature is echoed in the rhythm and flow of the sound. It brings to life the speed, convenience, and reliability that define this new phase of ALAT: The Evolution.

More than just music, the ALAT: The Evolution jingle represents a clear statement of intent. It signals a shift towards banking that feels natural, responsive, and in tune with the user. As customers update their app and explore ALAT: The Evolution, the jingle serves as a reminder that a better, smoother way to bank is already here. Wema Bank is not just evolving its technology; it is shaping how banking feels.

Manchester City star Rayan Cherki held his hand up in apology after being called out for wearing Hugo Ekitike’s Liverpool shirt on the substitutes’ bench during his side’s 4-0 FA Cup drubbing of the Reds.

The awkward moment came after the 22-year-old was replaced by Tijjani Reijnders in the 71st minute.

He left the pitch and then swapped shirts with Liverpool forward Ekitike, who had himself come off three minutes earlier.

The pair play together for France and had earlier greeted each other warmly before the match.

Cherki, who joined City from Lyon last summer, then put on the Liverpool shirt while he sat down – and was quickly alerted to his faux pas, seemingly by a member of City’s coaching staff.