Can we replace relays with MOSFET?
Can't we say that MOSFET are the future of relays?


You will probably never replace some radio frequency relays with MOSFETs because a MOSFET has several pF of drain-source capacitance and at 1 GHz that will continue to look pretty much like a closed contact. At 1 GHz, 100 pF has an impedance of 1.59 ohms - It wouldn't make much of an open-contact if you used a MOSFET.

Even at (say) audio frequencies this capacitance is problematic if you were considering using a MOSFET as a signal switch. At 10 kHz, 100 pF has an impedance of 159 kohms and this could still let through a significant signal into a high impedance amplifier.