Before their transfer window ends on Thursday, Saudi Pro League team Al Ittihad will make another offer for Liverpool star Mohamed Salah, according to the Daily Mail.
According to people with direct knowledge of the situation, a Saudi Arabian delegation arrived in London over the weekend. They will start a desperate campaign to persuade Liverpool to let Salah go.
Salah is not for sale, according to Liverpool, but senior Al Ittihad executives think it’s worth trying again, while others advise waiting until the upcoming summer transfer season.
Al Ittihad made Liverpool an incredible £150 million offer for the 31-year-old attacker on Thursday, but Liverpool turned it down.
The Saudi club, meanwhile, is unfazed. Within 48 hours, they want to raise their offer to an astounding £200 million.
It is thought that Salah may consider joining Al Ittihad. The Saudi delegation feels optimistic in light of this idea.
There is a feeling of urgency in the Al Ittihad camp because the transfer window closes on Thursday. If Tuesday’s plans don’t go well, some sources claim they might change their minds.
Following Sunday’s convincing 3-0 win over Aston Villa, Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp recently reiterated his belief in Salah’s dedication to the team.
Al Ittihad, though, seem prepared to put Klopp’s claims to the test with rekindled enthusiasm and substantial financial heft.
The footballing world is anticipating the outcome of this crucial negotiation as the transfer window nears its conclusion.
