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By TrendyNews Football Desk • December 6, 2025 • 8 min read

Mohamed Salah and Carlos Baleba transfer latest news

Latest news: The January window is still weeks away, but the rumor mill is already in overdrive. Two massive stories are dominating headlines today: Mohamed Salah’s future at Liverpool hanging by a thread and Bayern Munich crashing Manchester United’s party for Brighton sensation Carlos Baleba.

🚨 Latest News: Mohamed Salah Considering Anfield Exit – Saudi Mega-Offer Incoming?

The Egyptian King is no longer untouchable.

After being benched for consecutive Premier League games under Arne Slot, Salah, 33, has reportedly started to question his long-term future at Liverpool. Sources close to the player claim he was left “furious” by the decision, especially after signing a bumper two-year extension only in April 2025.

            💰 Latest news: Saudi Pro League clubs (backed by PIF) are preparing a record-breaking package worth over £300m across three years if Salah indicates he’s open to the move in 2026.
        

Liverpool are already planning for life without him. Top targets to replace the club legend include:

Michael Olise (Bayern Munich) – seen as the “dream” successor
Antoine Semenyo (Bournemouth)
Kenan Yıldız (Juventus)

🔥 Latest News: Bayern Munich Enter €85m Race for Carlos Baleba

Manchester United thought they were frontrunners. Think again.

Bayern Munich have officially joined the race for Brighton’s midfield destroyer Carlos Baleba, with Vincent Kompany identifying the 21-year-old Cameroonian as the perfect long-term replacement for Leon Goretzka.

            Latest news: Brighton have lowered their asking price from €100m to €85m for summer 2026 – a clear signal they’re ready to sell.
        

United had personal terms agreed last summer but balked at the original fee. Now they face stiff competition from the Bundesliga giants, with Arsenal and Real Madrid also monitoring.