Former Liverpool player Mohamed Salah has boldly claimed he is “looking for a successor” ahead of a summer move to Saudi Arabia. Former Liverpool star Ronnie Rosenthal believes Mohamed Salah will leave the club next summer.
Saudi Arabia have shown interest in Egypt’s national team this summer. Saudi Arabian Pro League side Al Ittihad have rejected a £150m bid for the 31-year-old.
The Middle Eastern club have made a world record bid of £225million, according to multiple reports in the closing stages of the transfer window.
However, the Merseyside club were reluctant to sell Salah as he was a key part of Klopp’s plans during the transfer window. 2023/24 campaign. The Egyptian striker’s current contract at Anfield expires in 2025, meaning he has just one year left on his contract next summer.
Rosenthal believes Liverpool are looking for a replacement for their star winger and claims he could have been sacked this year. If it is signed, it is for one year.
He told TEAMtalk:”I think Salah could have left if he had found a player with the right profile to replace him. They are already working on a replacement as they know the importance of the plan as Saudi Arabia will not lose interest.
