Before the current international break, Mohamed Salah found his scoring touch, helping Liverpool get off to a strong start this season. Therefore, Jurgen Klopp must not be concerned, right?
Wrong. Even though Salah’s manager insists that he is not for sale at any price, interested Saudi Arabian officials are persistent. They have a reputation for being adamant in their pursuit of Salah because they feel he is eager to join their fledgling league, which is home to some of the top players in the world of football.
Saudi Arabian officials are in England to persuade Mohamed Salah and Liverpool.
A Saudi Arabian delegation is presently in England, according to a confidential from the Daily Mail. The delegation’s job is to persuade Liverpool to sell Mohamed Salah one final time, and as was already revealed, they think the player is on board with the idea.
In my opinion, it would be quite tough to convince Jurgen Klopp to part with their greatest player at this time. In fact, it would be disastrous for Liverpool’s season. Remember that the English transfer market is shut down. Therefore, even if players can still depart, the teams are currently unable to add any replacements.
Salah is important to Klopp and is not just a rotating player. He is really the first player listed on the squad sheet and is by far the greatest. It would be awful to sell him and then be unable to replace him with a fresh signing, so I do not see that happening.
To raise money for the transfer of a younger, up-and-coming talent like Bukayo Saka, Klopp has been encouraged to sell Mohamed Salah. Although I consider it quite unlikely that Saka would leave Arsenal, selling Salah might be a possibility for Klopp to consider in January.
