Liverpool risk losing Mohamed Salah as Barcelona plot six-man summer move binge
Barcelona have made it happen with Spotify to tackle their monetary issues, and Liverpool star Mo Salah is top of their six-man summer move waitlist
Barcelona need to make Mohamed Salah their key summer marking in the wake of securing a multi-million sponsorship manage music stage Spotify.
The Spanish goliaths seem to have addressed their monetary emergency which saw them offloading charm Lionel Messi because of a £236 million naming rights contract for their arena, which from next season will be known as the Spotify Camp Nou. That has given them the order to by and by endeavor to draw in a portion of Europe's top players with Salah heading the rundown.
Salah has told Liverpool he needs to remain with discusses another agreement progressing, yet it won't stop Barcelona endeavoring to toss a spanner underway by presenting a bid which could entice both the player and the club. The Egyptian ruler of the Kop just has 14 months of his ongoing arrangement left, with Liverpool's proprietors improbable to permit the 29-year-old to run it down and leave in vain.
Salah has been made mindful of Barcelona's advantage which has implied he hasn't yet placed pen to paper on another agreement worth in abundance of £400,000 every week. There is still conviction that he will at long last end all the theory which is floating over Liverpool's fourfold desires by consenting to remain on Merseyside where he concedes he is blissful and is loved.
Barcelona, frantic to restore their title competition with Real Madrid in LaLiga and by and by become an European power, have reserved the sponsorship bonus for six new players - a plan for the day which has Salah slap beat on top of it.
Barca have pivoted what was quick transforming into a horrible season, with previous midfield legend Xavi taking over as mentor following Ronald Koeman's terminating last October. The Blaugrana took a few significant actions in January, marking Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang from Arsenal on a free exchange alongside Man City's Ferran Torres (£40m), club symbol Dani Alves back on a free exchange, and Adama Traore - another previous Barca player - borrowed from Wolves.
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