According to rumors, Liverpool has categorically rejected a huge offer from the Saudi Pro League Al-Ittihad for Mohamed Salah. According to David Ornstein, the proposal, which valued Salah at an astounding price above £100 million, combined with lucrative add-ons, was immediately rejected. This is a blatant indication that the Egyptian forward is no longer available.
The story claims that the bold offer was politely made during a phone discussion with Mike Gordon, the director of Liverpool, earlier on Thursday night. The Reds’ manager quickly dismissed the Saudi club’s interest and confirmed that the 31-year-old talisman is not negotiable, as per reports.
The Reds believe that the situation is finally resolved, but Al-Ittihad and the Saudi Pro League obviously disagree. According to the report, their intentions to acquire Salah have not changed, and it is anticipated that they will continue to pursue him.The erratic Egyptian joined the Reds on a new three-year contract last summer, propelling him to the top of the club’s biggest earners with a weekly salary of over £350,000. Last season, the seasoned forward proved his mettle by scoring an incredible 30 goals across all competitions.Salah’s impact goes beyond only his ability to score goals, as well. He was just promoted to the Liverpool leadership group by manager Jurgen Klopp, and he has already contributed goals this year.
Ramy Abbas Issa, the agent of Mohamed Salah, has stepped forward to vehemently reiterate his client’s commitment to continuing to play for the Reds at Anfield. This scenario happened in August when Egyptian journalist Ismael Mahmoud hinted that the Egyptian star would consider moving to Saudi Arabia in the future.
Time will tell if the forward will move from Merseyside to the Arabian kingdom, though Saudi Pro League team Al-Ittihad is vying for his signing. Al-Ittihad still has time to push for another agreement because the Saudi transfer window closed much later than the Premier Leagu e’s.
