PSG are interested in signing Liverpool star after he dined with Nasser Al-Khelaifi

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PSG are interested in signing Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah after he recently dined with their president Nasser Al-Khelaifi.

As Liverpool go through a transitional phase, Jurgen Klopp has looked to transform their attack despite recent success. Their previous front three of Roberto Firmino, Sadio Mane and Salah was pivotal in their small period of dominance a few years ago.

However, with Mane now with Bayern and Firmino out of contract at the end of the season, Liverpool have made some major changes in attack.

Cody Gakpo, Luis Diaz and Darwin Nunez have been brought to the club, adding youth and quality to their forward line to replace their ageing attack.

However, the biggest change of all could be happening soon, with PSG interested in signing Salah, according to GOAL.

The Mirror recently claimed that Salah held talks with PSG president Al-Khelaifi and Calcio Mercato have also claimed that Liverpool would be open to selling Salah for the right price.

Despite a slight dip in form, Salah is still undoubtedly Liverpool’s best attacker, so selling him wouldn’t make an awful lot of sense.

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5 Comments

  1. Based on recently transfers, and despite his age, with a new contract signed we shouldn’t looking at unde 150m for him

  2. Absolute rubbish talk. Salah was fire with the 3 musketeers. Now it is a slow and painful descent. He would do himself good to leave for greener pastures while he is still in his peak years.

    1. We sold Coutinho to strengthen at the back, and it changed the team bringing in VVD and Alison. we have enough fire power with Diaz, Nunez, Jota, Gakpo, Carvalho, Elliot etc… it may be a sacrifice we need to make? Thoughts?

  3. I think the signings have been poor and knee jerk
    Sarah looks frustrated and lacks passion currently maybe?
    Klopp looks as if he is keeping a secret, however if we don’t have big money to spend then recruitment is key to getting back on track

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