Liverpool's standout player, Mohamed Salah, has no plans to make a move to Saudi Arabia, at least for this season, as revealed by journalist David Ornstein.
Reports indicate that the Egyptian sensation has drawn the attention of Saudi Arabian champions Al Ittihad, who have recently secured the signings of Karim Benzema, N'Golo Kante, and Fabinho. However, Liverpool remains steadfast in their stance of retaining their star striker.
In line with these reports, the English club has reportedly declined a verbal offer exceeding €150 million from potential suitors. Liverpool has consistently emphasized their position regarding the 31-year-old forward – he is not available for transfer, and they consider the matter closed.
While Salah's immediate future remains with Liverpool, it has come to light that the Saudi club has initiated contact with the player to explore the possibility of a future transfer, potentially in the upcoming summer transfer window.
Despite the considerable interest in his services, Liverpool remains resolute in retaining Mohamed Salah, recognizing his immense value to the team and the pivotal role he plays in their quest for success. While the prospect of a future move cannot be ruled out entirely, for the time being, Salah's focus remains on delivering stellar performances for Liverpool in the current season.
Liverpool's star Mohamed Salah will not be heading to Saudi Arabia, at least not this season, according to journalist David Ornstein.
The Egyptian is attracting interest from Saudi Arabian champions Al Ittihad, who have already signed Benzema, Kante and Fabinho. But Liverpool have no intention of selling their star striker.
According to the British press, the English club turned downa verbal offer of more than €150 million. The Anfield club have reiterated their position on the player, the 31-year-old is not for sale and consider the case closed
Although he will not be making a move this year, the Saudi club have already contacted Mo Salah about a possible transfer in the coming summer.
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