Mohamed Salah according to reports. However, English giants Liverpool, where Salah currently plays, have shown no interest in selling him.
The Qatar-based news outlet Al-Jazeera reported on Friday (August 24th) Mohamed Salah
about this development.In the upcoming season, Liverpool is determined to retain Salah amidst the flurry of attractive offers from Saudi Arabian clubs. One after another, star footballers are leaving for these clubs. Now, the focus of the Saudi club’s interest lies squarely on the Egyptian superstar,
Mohamed Salah. Al-Ittihad, the Saudi club, has made an impressive financial proposal to secure this Egyptian talent.European media reports indicate that Al-Ittihad is not only willing to offer Salah more than what Cristiano Ronaldo earns but also provide additional benefits and bonuses. Despite these enticing offers, Salah seems to be content with Liverpool. This news was confirmed by Al-Jazeera, referencing a statement from BeIN Sports.
However, it’s worth noting that Liverpool is unwilling to part with Salah under any circumstances. The club is determined to keep their top goal scorer from the last six seasons. Athletic, a sports news outlet, revealed that Al-Ittihad did not make a direct offer to Salah, and Liverpool even stated that Salah is not for sale to any club,
including the Saudi one.This isn’t the first time Al-Ittihad has shown interest in Salah; they’ve tried to lure him multiple times in the past. Nevertheless, Salah remains committed to his current path. The expiration of Salah’s contract with Saudi Pro League’s club swaps is set for the 7th of the coming month. In this scenario, Al-Ittihad would have only around two weeks to convince Salah to join them.
The hurdle Al-Ittihad faces is Salah’s new contract with Liverpool. Just last season, Salah signed a new agreement with Liverpool, which still has two years remaining. Furthermore, at the beginning of the upcoming month, Salah’s agent, Ramy Abbas, tweeted that last year they didn’t renew the contract with Liverpool as they were thinking about leaving. Mohamed Salah remains devoted to Liverpool.
