Liverpool is “prepared to provide” Salah replacement will cost £102 million, and “all indicators” lead to a summer sale.
The winger has reportedly been “contacted” by PSG, and Premier League powerhouse Liverpool would “bid” £102 million for a dependable Mohamed Salah successor. Salah was strongly connected to leaving Liverpool during the summer transfer window of the previous year. Al-Ittihad, a Saudi Pro League team, attempted to acquire the Egypt international for £150 million, but their approach was unsuccessful. The 31-year-old Salah, who has a contract with Liverpool through 2025, was anticipated to receive proposals from other teams in the summer or in January, but none did. Salah was in excellent form during the first half of this season, which helped Liverpool position themselves to contend for four titles.
But Salah struggled after returning to full fitness following his hamstring injury and he notably argued with Jurgen Klopp on the touchline when he did not start against West Ham on April 27. After this confrontation, there were rumors that Salah was considering leaving Liverpool, and earlier this month, it was said that the team was getting ready to hold “crunch talks” with the striker about his future. Salah should “make his way out.” Salah has reportedly been “contacted” by PSG and many Saudi Pro League teams in front of the summer, and “all signs are that he will pack his bags,” according to sources from Spain.