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Salah has played a key role in reviving Liverpool's fortunes on the pitch during the past nine years.
He helped the club to two Premier League titles, the Champions League, Fifa Club World Cup, Uefa Super Cup, FA Cup and two EFL Cups, as well as the Community Shield.
Salah's tally of 255 goals in 435 appearances for the Reds has him third in the pantheon of all-time leading scorers for the club, behind Ian Rush (346) and Roger Hunt (285).
He has won the Premier League Golden Boot on four occasions and been named the Professional Footballers' Association player of the year three times - in 2018, 2022 and 2025.
Salah also hailed the support he has received from Liverpool fans who "showed me through the best time of my career" and also "stood by me in the toughest times".
"It's something I will never forget and something I will take with me always. Leaving is never easy," he said.
"You gave me the best time of my life, I will be always one of you. The club will always be my home, to me and to my family. Thank you for everything. Because of all of you I will never walk alone."
Liverpool said that Salah's time at Anfield had been a "remarkable nine-year chapter" and plans to show their appreciation will come at a later date.
"With plenty still left to play for this season, Salah is firmly focused on trying to achieve the best possible finish to the campaign for Liverpool," the club added.
"Therefore, the time to fully celebrate his legacy and achievements will follow later in the year when he bids farewell to Anfield."
Defending champions Liverpool are fifth in the Premier League with seven games remaining.
They will face holders Paris St-Germain in the Champions League quarter-finals and next play Manchester City in the FA Cup last eight on Saturday, 4 April.
Liverpool team-mate Andy Robertson said Salah deserves a send off that reflects his status as "the greatest" player in the club's history.
The Scot posted on Instagram, external it "has been a joy to watch and be part of" Salah's career at Anfield.
