Mohamed Salah's Sponsorship Earnings Revealed: €51 Million

A report published by the British newspaper "The Sun" has revealed the earnings of Egyptian star Mohamed Salah from sponsorship deals and the exploitation of his image rights, reflecting his significant commercial standing in global football.

The newspaper indicated that Salah, who is making headlines these days not only for his goals and performance with his English club Liverpool but also for his commercial appeal to global sponsors, amassed approximately £45 million from sponsorship deals in the last season alone.

The player is associated with contracts with several major companies in various sectors, such as sportswear and telecommunications.

The report noted that these earnings represent additional off-field income, as Salah received approximately £8 million in the last season from the exploitation of his image rights and sponsor bonuses, which is more than £150,000 per week, in addition to his basic weekly salary estimated at £400,000.

The newspaper also clarified that these revenues saw an increase of nearly £5 million compared to the previous season, thanks to the player's on-field successes, including winning the Premier League title and receiving the Golden Boot award as one of the league's top scorers.