- Following the most recent rumors involving Leroy Sane and Mohamed Salah, we take a preliminary look at Liverpool’s starting lineup for the opening match of the 2024–25 season. Should Mohamed Salah depart the team in the summer, Liverpool would need to find a replacement for his creative and goal-scoring abilities.
- According to the most recent rumors, Leroy Sane of Bayern Munich is that player. According to the most recent rumours, the Reds are willing to use part of the money they recover in the summer of 2024 to sign Sane to a club-record contract because Saudi Pro League interest in the Egyptian player isn’t going away. Supporters have already begun debating this
- First of all, it is understandable that some people are troubled by the prospect of losing Salah, who remains a high performer well into his 90s. After that, a lot of people still associate Sane with his previous incarnation as a quick left winger who scored four goals against Liverpool while playing for Manchester City from 2016 to 2020. However, upon returning to Germany with Bayern, he was forced to modify his style of play as an all-around attacker to a slower pace after tearing his ACL against the Reds in the Community Shield match of 2019.
- Notwithstanding this information, Salah’s current Liverpool contract will expire in one year at the end of the summer transfer window. By then, the club could lose their 192-goal scorer for free if no agreement is reached on a new deal or a transfer. This is financially unfeasible, especially considering that two months ago, Al-Ittihad put out a £150 million offer.
- Consequently, when making a decision, all options need to be considered and thoroughly examined before making a choice. It’s undoubtedly scary to think that the Reds won’t have Salah in the lineup, but it makes sense that Jurgen Klopp would pique his interest in Sane again because he has a track record of scoring goals and winning championships in all of his games. Once all is said and done, six league goals in seven games this season isn’t at all bad. Alternatively, as has been done on a few occasions, Diogo Jota could be moved, possibly to the right flank. Ben Doak may instead be given priority over other players for a starting position, but that would come with a lot of responsibility for the soon-to-be 18-year-old.
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