Mohamed Salah Hamed. 120M SVC. Zero bids.

That is Liverpool’s asking price, not an offer from another club. The final live check showed an empty bids list, no high bid and an auction yet to start. With no closing time showing either, Salah remains on the shelf.

The archive dates the listing to July 16 at 17:06:50 UTC — more than 1,252 hours ago.

The number, checked

• Minimum asking price: 120M SVC
• Displayed game value: 14.42M SVC
• Premium: 8.32 times that value, or 732% above it
• Market rank: eighth-highest ask among 8,985 listings
• Bids: none

All seven players carrying higher current asks are also bidless. The expensive end of this market is proper quiet.

That does not make 120M unprecedented. The transfer archive records 13 completed Season 4 deals above Salah’s asking price. Buyers have spent that kind of money; they simply have not spent it here.

The listing proposes a two-season contract. Salah’s current player record shows one season remaining and a 510,420 SVC wage. He is 34, but the football case remains tidy: rating 93, shooting 93 and coverage across right wing and the forward line.

He has played 866 league minutes this season, an 80% field-time share, scoring three goals across 10 appearances with a 7.0 average rating. Liverpool sit second with 22 points from 12 matches, one point off the lead. The sale is dormant; the player is not peripheral.

Liverpool’s 15-minute double tag

Salah was the second half of a striking Liverpool move. Virgil van Dijk, also rated 93, was listed for 130M SVC just 15 minutes and 25 seconds earlier on July 16.

Neither veteran has received a bid. Their combined asking prices reach 250M SVC — 2.66 times Liverpool’s current 93.96M SVC cash balance.

Right, the distinction matters: those are two price tags, not 250M of incoming business.

One buyer — in the other market

There was activity around Salah on Sunday, just not from a football club. OmgItsBudz acquired 1,500 units of Salah influence across four transactions between 18:18 and 18:24 UTC.

The fills were 206 units at 0.18 SVC, 120 at 0.20 SVC and 1,174 at 0.38 SVC, costing 507.20 SVC altogether. The current ownership list shows OmgItsBudz holding those 1,500 units.

That is influence trading, not a transfer bid. Different asset, different market, different verdict.

What changes this story? A club putting up the 120M minimum. Until then, Liverpool have an asking price and Salah has no bidder. The only Sunday buyer we can prove bought influence, not his contract. That much is sound.