Saudi Arabia's al-Itihad's love call for Mohamed Salah (Liverpool) is burning again. There is a high possibility that the Liverpool club will be quite shaken this time. This is because things have changed a lot from a year ago. Salah is older and has become more difficult to control. High weekly pay is also burdensome. Salah is more likely to go to Saudi Arabia than last year.
British media outlet Team Talk reported on the 6th that 'Sala's transfer to Saudi Arabia has reignited. Salah is drawing attention again as a huge condition comes out that Liverpool can shake up.' Saudi Arabia's Al-Itihad, which bet £150 million (about 256.1 billion won) to recruit Salah during last summer's transfer market, sent a large offer to Liverpool again, and Liverpool is in a dilemma. Last year, he firmly adhered to the principle of 'no sale' but there are mixed opinions within the team that he may sell it this time.
In the summer of 2017, Salah moved from Serie A side AS Roma to Liverpool for a "only" £36.9 million. Since then, he has enjoyed his prime time with manager Jurgen Klopp. He played 346 games for Liverpool for seven seasons, scoring 210 goals.
However, his heyday has passed. Entering his 30s, Salah's skills seem to be on the decline. He also has only one year left on his contract with Liverpool. Liverpool is agonizing over renewing the contract, as well as the growing age and risks of his team's highest weekly salary (about 350,000 pounds or 598 million won). Liverpool is agonizing over whether it is better to renew the contract with Salah or sell him when the market value is still maintained.
Al Etihad came in with this worry. Some media predict that Salah will remain a member of Liverpool next season. Times reporter Paul Joyce and The Athletic reporter David Onstein reported Salah's stay in Liverpool.
However, former Everton CEO Keith Wainers claimed in a podcast that "Altihad has decided to sign Salah this summer and has given Liverpool considerable terms and conditions to consider." He said, "We have made a new offer worth £100 million, including £70 million from sources in Saudi Arabia and £30 million from additional options." That is a considerable amount for Liverpool. 토토사이트
Salah also seems to be moving away from Liverpool, with coach Klopp recently having a harsh criticism. Attention is focusing on whether Salah will play in the Saudi Arabian League.