“we could sell him and go for a better player than him at the moment” – Liverpool owner Sir John Henry responds to Saudi Arabia interest in Mohamed Salah as he confirms Liverpool’s decision This came in Unexpectedly and the next move wasn’t what we hoped for😱💔..
Liverpool has established a base price for their standout forward Mohamed Salah amidst swirling rumors of a potential move to Saudi Arabia in the upcoming transfer window.
With Jurgen Klopp’s impending departure from Anfield, uncertainty clouds the club’s future, particularly regarding Salah’s tenure.
Previously, Al-Ittihad tabled a €150m offer for Salah last summer, promptly rebuffed by Liverpool, with murmurs of a possible increase to €200m before the transfer deadline.
Former Aston Villa and Everton CEO Keith Wyness suggests that Salah’s destination could be Saudi Arabia, contingent upon Liverpool’s managerial situation and squad evaluation under new leadership.
According to reports from Spanish outlet Fichajes, Liverpool is open to parting ways with Salah for a sum exceeding £100m, establishing a benchmark price. Furthermore, there are hints that Liverpool might consider offers for Luis Diaz if Salah agrees to a contract extension.
Nevertheless, transfer expert Fabrizio Romano underscores the fluidity of Liverpool’s transfer strategy, with the primary focus on securing a new director and manager.
Liverpool will make a final attempt to lure Michael Edwards back, failing which they will proceed with board restructuring and the appointment of a new director of football.
