'I was off-base' - Former Liverpool defender makes Mohamed Salah contract admission
Jose Enrique has communicated his perspectives after Mohamed Salah marked another agreement at Liverpool
Former Liverpool defender Jose Enrique has communicated his pleasure at Mohamed Salah marking another agreement at the club yet said he 'didn't accept' the Egyptian would broaden his arrangement.
Salah, who has scored 156 objectives in 254 appearances since his £36.5m move from Roma in 2017, put pen to paper on another three-year contract on Friday. The ECHO comprehends that the 30-year-old forward will procure more than £350,000 every week, making him the most generously compensated player in the club's set of experiences. He just had a year passed on to run on his past arrangement and there were questions about whether he would remain at Anfield
Furthermore, Enrique, who showed up for the Reds across a five-year-spell, couldn't conceal his joy at the news and uncovered he was critical that Salah would drag out his time at the club.
The Spaniard tweeted: "Salah signs another agreement until 2025!. The best marking this late spring, to be completely forthright with you I didn't really accept that it planned to work out and I'm so blissful I was off-base."
As indicated by the Daily Mail, Chelsea are chasing after an arrangement for the former Ajax community back, with a possible player in addition to cash bargain being offered, with Christian Pulisic being the player to go to Turin.
A similar report likewise recommends that Timo Werner had likewise been examined in a potential trade bargain, yet the Serie A club would engage a move for Pulisic as opposed to the German striker.
As per Tuttosport (through Fabrizio Romano), Juventus CEO Maurizio Arrivabene has said: "It's difficult to keep players when they need to leave the club - however every one of the three gatherings in the discussions must be fulfilled," possibly indicating a takeoff for the £63m-evaluated man
Enrique followed the tweet with a ruler emoticon, concerning Salah being nicknamed the 'Egyptian King' by Liverpool allies.
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