ThɾօυɢҺout the summer, there’s been a mass exodus of players from all over the world as Saudia Arabia’s football project kicks into gear. The Saudi Pro-League has taken three former Reds thus far with Fabinho, Roberto Firmino, and Jordan HєɴԀerson all heading to the Middle East where they have since been joined by Sadio Mane.
Recently Al-Ittihad, the same team Fabinho made the switch to, expressed interest in acquiring Liverpool’s very own superstar Mohamed Salah.
To discuss the situation further Danspoketo Egyptian Journalist, Ismael Mahmoud, to get the lowdown on the Egyptian King’s future.
Ismael said:
“[Salah] is committed toLiverpool, he is committed to the fɑɴȿ. For €60 million,Liverpoolwill not let him go, the door is closed this summer. He wants to wait and see the Saudi project before he makes a decision [next year].
“He is 100% open to Saudi but he knows if he takes the step to [Saudi] he won’t be in Europe again. Maybe he will go next year or two or after his contract. But not this year.Mo wants to stay in Europe for at least one more year”
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Over the past couple of days, there have been whispers surrounding Salah’s potential move to the Saudi project. It’s safe to say that one of Liverpool’s highest-rated performers over the past few years will in fact stay another year. Perhaps we will be having the same exact conversion come this time next year, only time will tell.
The sensational Egyptian has265 goal involvementsforThe Redsand has looked sharp during pre-season, therefore that number will only grow over the next season. If and when the winger leaves,Liverpoolwill need to find someone very special to replace someone of his value.
