Liverpool attacker Mohamed Salah has been linked with a move away from the club in recent months.
Saudi Arabian clubs were keen on signing the player at the start of the season, but Liverpool managed to hold onto him back then. A report from Give Me Sport claims that Saudi Arabian club Al-Ittihad were willing to offer £200 million to sign the player at the start of the season.
If they come back with a similar offer next summer, Liverpool could consider cashing in on the Egyptian international. Salah has a contract with Liverpool until the summer of 2025 and the Reds will look to cash in on him if he does not sign an extension.
Meanwhile, Ben Jacobs has added that Liverpool have not opened talks with the player regarding his future and the two parties will begin discussions in the New Year.
It will be interesting to see if Liverpool can convince Salah to sign a new contract with them. The Egyptian is one of the best players in the Premier League and he has been an exceptional servant for the Merseyside outfit since joining them.
His departure will certainly weaken Liverpool’s attack. Despite being 31, Salah is at the peak of his career and he could compete at a world-class level in the upcoming seasons as well. He has 12 goals in 16 matches this season.
A move to Saudi Arabia could be an attractive proposition later on in his career but the player should look to continue in a top European league for now.
I won’t love to see him depart from L.F.C, but am gonna rather prefered him end his career at Liverpool.
please MO.SALAH don’t leave us.
he can’t
Go for Money earn & enjoy life !
Mo salah please don’t leave lfc
Well! He can choose to take the decision that suits him
Yu decide Mo salah
He can come to South Africa, to help Kaiser Chiefs,is now struggling to win simple matches,or even Orlando Pirates are most Team in South Africa that are struggling to win simple gemas,
Cape Town Spurs in PSL, it assualted only one team and that team is a Orlando Pirates, it only have 3 points from Orlando Pirates, and it played many games, allow that Liverpool strike to come South Africa, he can do lot to those teams,
Take the 200 million and replace him. LFC always moves on,one man does not make a team. With 200 million we could sign 2-3 outstanding players to strengthen the team