An agreement between Liverpool and Al Ittihad for the transfer of Mohamed Salah, according to a Saudi Arabian newspaper, has reportedly been reached.
Mohamed Salah is reportedly already in Jeddah, according to spectacular reports from Saudi Arabia, in preparation for a mega-move from Liverpool to Al Ittihad. Salah’s transfer from Liverpool to Al Ittihad has been finalized, reports Okaz, a daily Saudi Arabian newspaper published in Jeddah and Riyadh.
Salah is the most well-known player now being pursued by Saudi Arabia’s wealth, which has increased this week. Al Ittihad has already acquired Fabinho from Liverpool this summer, but they hope to shock Europe by making a move for Salah.
This past week, rumors circulated that Al Ittihad was getting ready to submit a proposal worth about £118 million. Saad al-Lazeez, the chief executive of the Saudi Pro League, traveled to Europe earlier this week to assist push through any last-minute transactions, and Salah has been referred to as the Gulf state’s “crown jewel.”
In their attempt to sign Salah from Liverpool, Okaz now assert that a breakthrough has been made. The Egypt international is rumored to have taken a private flight to Jeddah earlier.
Salah reportedly plans to watch this evening’s crucial match between Al Ittihad and Al Hilal in person. The source also adds with confidence that Salah will make his debut for the Saudi team against Al-Akhdood on September 15 following the international break.
Salah posted a photo on Instagram earlier this week while touring the Natural History Museum in the English city while on vacation in London. But on Wednesday, the winger was back at Liverpool’s practice facility, joking and having fun with his teammates.
