Egyptian football star Mohamed Salah has built a substantial business and property portfolio in Britain, with official records showing that his family has interests across four companies.
The records, as cited by Forbes, indicate that the net assets of the four businesses amount to about $47m after liabilities and loans are taken into account.
Salah’s wife, Maggie Sadek, and their daughter Mecca also feature in the ownership and management structure of several of the companies, although the available records suggest the family’s ownership arrangements have largely remained in place.
The development of Salah’s business interests provides a picture of a footballer whose activities extend well beyond the pitch.
The oldest of his British companies, Salah UK Commercial, was established in January 2014. Salah has retained at least 75% of its shares and voting rights since 2016, making it the main component of his business portfolio.
The company’s financial position has strengthened significantly in recent years.
Its net assets stood at $47.9m in June 2025, up from $39.5m a year earlier.
The company also held approximately $59m in cash and short-term deposits, while its corporation tax payment increased to $1.6m.
Those figures make Salah UK Commercial the financial centre of the Egyptian star’s British business interests.
Family involvement in property companies
Salah’s wider portfolio includes three other companies, with his wife and daughter having roles in some of them.
MOS Real Estate was established in 2020 and is jointly owned by Salah and Maggie Sadek.
Another company, Trinity Kensington, was also founded in 2020. Mecca appears alongside her father in the company’s structure as someone with significant control.
Maggie Sadek separately owns MOS Investors, which was established in 2022. According to the records cited, she owns all 100 shares in the company.
The property-focused companies have not matched the financial strength of Salah UK Commercial.
The three businesses continue to operate with financial deficits and depend substantially on loans from their managers.
The manager loan owed by MOS Investors alone exceeds $6.77m.
Despite those liabilities, the companies form part of the wider structure through which Salah and his family manage their British commercial and property interests.
The records also demonstrate that the involvement of Salah’s wife and daughter did not begin in 2026.
Both had ownership connections to some of the businesses before the latest changes to their management structures.
Management changes after move to Turkey
Changes to the boards of directors of all four companies were recorded in August 2026, following Salah’s move to Turkey to join Trabzonspor after his departure from Liverpool.
The changes resulted in Maggie Sadek taking on administrative responsibilities that had previously been held by her husband.
However, the records do not indicate that Salah transferred complete ownership of his British business interests to his wife.
Instead, the structure suggests a change in the way the companies are managed on a day-to-day basis while the existing family ownership arrangements have largely remained intact.
This distinction is important because Sadek and Mecca were already connected to some of the companies before the August changes.
The latest developments therefore appear to represent an adjustment in administration rather than a wholesale restructuring of the family’s business ownership.
Salah’s wealth beyond football
Salah’s business portfolio highlights another side of his career away from football.
While his performances on the pitch have made him one of Egypt’s most prominent sporting figures, his British investments have developed into a significant financial operation.
Salah UK Commercial remains the dominant asset within the group, with its net assets reaching $47.9m by June 2025 and substantial cash and short-term deposits on its balance sheet.
The other companies, meanwhile, remain more financially challenging, particularly because of their reliance on manager loans.
The presence of members of Salah’s immediate family across the companies also means that his business interests are not structured around the footballer alone.
Maggie Sadek has both ownership and administrative responsibilities, while Mecca has been identified as having significant control alongside her father in Trinity Kensington.
The August 2026 management changes came at a significant moment in Salah’s career as he moved from England to Turkey.
His departure from Liverpool meant that the administration of his British interests also needed to be adjusted, with his wife assuming some responsibilities previously handled by him.
The available records, however, indicate that the family’s business structure has not undergone a complete change.
Instead, the latest moves appear to have altered who manages the companies while leaving much of the underlying ownership arrangement intact.
Salah’s football career has therefore been accompanied by the gradual development of a sizeable commercial and property portfolio in Britain, with his family playing an increasingly visible role in its administration.
