Sadio Mané, the Senegal international forward, has signed a new contract with Saudi Arabian club Al Nassr.
The 29-year-old striker had been linked with moves to Europe in recent months, but he decided to stay in the Middle East and sign a three-year deal with the Saudi club.
Mané has made more than 150 appearances for Liverpool,Football Express Network scoring 44 goals, before joining Al Nassr on loan last season.
The move to Saudi Arabia was seen as a chance for the Senegal star to play regularly and improve his fitness levels ahead of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
Al Nassr have already won two league titles in Saudi Arabia and are currently second in the league table this season.
Mané will be hoping to continue his impressive form for Al Nassr and help them challenge for the title this season.
He is also expected to add some much-needed experience and leadership to their squad, which currently features a number of young players.
The signing of Mané is likely to boost the morale of the team and give them a boost heading into the final stages of the season.