Mohamed Salah reportedly wants to leave Liverpool in the final days of the summer transfer window, according to a report.
Journalist Rudy Galetti has reported on Twitter that Mohamed Salah has “informed” Liverpool that he wants to leave for Al Ittihad.
The Italian reporter has claimed that Salah wants to start a new chapter in his footballing career in Saudi Arabia.
Mohamed Salah stance on Liverpool future amid Al Ittihad interest
Galetti has said that the final decision is up to Liverpool and manager Jurgen Klopp.
The Guardian reported this week that Al-Ittihad want to sign Salah from Liverpool in the summer transfer window.
The Saudi Pro League club are ready to offer the Egyptian forward £282 million per year as salary and a two-year contract.
Al-Ittihad are also ready to pay Liverpool £52 million in transfer fees for the 31-year-old forward, according to the report.
If Salah left Liverpool now, then it would create a really big problem for the Premier League club.
How are Liverpool are going to replace the Egyptian star now?
After all, there are just a few days left in the summer transfer window.
Moreover, Salah is arguably the most important player for Liverpool and is their main source of goals.
The former Chelsea player is a leader in attack and is very reliable.
It would be a real issue for Liverpool if Salah left.
We believe that Liverpool should do their best to keep Salah.
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